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| Ladies Home Journal | Nena Vance |
| 168 | Due: 10/11/99 |
| October 99 | Submitted: 30-Sep-99 |
| Microwave Alert | |
| The USDA is recommending that it is not safe to use margarine tubs,foam or other convience dishes to reheat leftovers. These containers may be contaminted with a chemical known as DEHA. | |
| Submitted: 5-Oct-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| Di-(2ethylhexyl)adipate, or DEHA is a liquidplasticizer added to commercial polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastics for flexibility.There is no scienitific tests proving that DEHA is harmful to humans. DEHA is confused with | |
| Popular Science | Christina Wiggins |
| July 1999 p: 30 | Due: 10-11-99 |
| July 1999 | Submitted: 7-Oct-99 |
| The 114th Element | |
| Scientists have created a new element that lasted for 30 seconds before decaying. The 114th element was created by smashing the atoms of one element against another. The element was created by bombarding a plutonium | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Karri Turner |
| E1 & 2 | Due: 08-Oct-99 |
| 06-Oct-99 | Submitted: 8-Oct-99 |
| Fruits, Vegetables Could Trigger Hay Fever Symptoms | |
| For those who suffer from Hay Fever, be careful which fruits and veggies you eat. Foods such as melons, bannanas, carrots, kiwi, pears and clelery can pose potential harm for those allergic to ragweed. If you | |
| Cin. Enquirer | Ashley A. Morris |
| A | Due: 10/11/99 |
| 10/6/99 | Submitted: 8-Oct-99 |
| New pill promises to fight A and B flu bugs. | |
| A new experimental drug is close to gov't approval that fights the A and B flu viruses. One is an inhaled powder that is approved by the FDA and the other is a pill to be marketed as Tamiflu. | |
| The Lancet 1999 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| 354,1267-1268 | Due: October 11, 1999 |
| October 8, 1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| Ear-licking Dogs Can Pass Infection to Human Ears | |
| In a report published by Reuters Health Rennes University Hospital in France treated a 67-year old man who had contracted Pasturella multocida in his right inner ear where it had never been reported before. The | |
| Newsweek | Angelique Harden |
| Vol. CXXXIV No. 15 pp.90 | Due: October 11, 1999 |
| October 11,1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| The Weaker Sex? | |
| A new study in the British Medical Journal has concluded that the ratio of girl births to boy births increases after a natural occurence such as a flood or earthquake. A Danish pediatrician, Dorthe Hansen, also has | |
| Science | Andrea Croutcher |
| vol.284,no.5419:pps.1475-1476 | Due: 10/11/99 |
| May 28, 1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| Hole-istic Medicine | |
| Many viruses do not lyse their host cell but instruct it to secrete their infectuous progeny. They form a tightly gated channel in the outer bacterial membrane that exports from the host bacterium. The example used in | |
| Submitted: 11-Oct-99 | Karri Turner |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dogs Can Cause Ear Infections in Humans | |
| This newnotes come as a surprise to me. I was operationg under the notion that a dog's mouth and toungue are cleaner than the mouth and toungue of a human. Wow, was I misinformed! This is something that I will always | |
| Submitted: 14-Oct-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits,Vegetables Could Trigger Hay Fever Symptoms | |
| The Immune system works in diffferent ways. Melons, carrots, pears,and etc can produce vitiams and minersls that our bodies need to ward off infection and illness. The symptoms such as mouth tingling and swollen lips | |
| Submitted: 14-Oct-99 | Lalena Johnson |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex? | |
| It seems to me to say that these women are having more of one sex than the other , the percentages would have to be alot more different in the experimental group than the control group. The difference of only 4% does'nt | |
| Submitted: 18-Oct-99 | McKenzie Poole |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-Licking Dogs | |
| I thought that dogs had one of the cleanest mouths. This really amazes me that a dog carries this virus because it seems as if there mouth is never that dirty to carry such a disease. | |
| Submitted: 18-Oct-99 | Chris Wiggins, Tammy Bayer, Tammie Johnston, Jenny Tumser, Ashley Morris |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex? | |
| This is interesting because it has been proven by a shadow of a doubt that the male is the one that determines the sex of the child. Tramatic experiences, in our opinions, can only effect the health of the baby not the | |
| Submitted: 20-Oct-99 | SALLY DIEHL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A SHOT IN THE WOODS | |
| I would like to know how you you give a tree a vacccine? Sub-cutanious or intra-veinously? | |
| Submitted: 20-Oct-99 | sally diehl |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Antibotic Beats Germs | |
| Maybe instead of making new drugs to become restitint, cut back on the use of now-a-day drugs. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New pill promises to fight A and B flu bugs. | |
| It's nice to find out researchers are coming out with a new form of the flu shot that doesn't involve needles. It would be informative to know if these two medications are an improvement to the present flu shot. Are | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| If there is no scientific proof DEHA can harm humans then why are we warned not to microwave these containers? In the newsnote it stated these containers may be contaminated with DEHA. How can they be contaminated | |
| Submitted: 25-Oct-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dog | |
| When I saw a dog's mouth, I figured that some dog's have kind of infection. So when I read that article, I was not a bit surprised. | |
| U.S News | Jenny Tumser |
| pp. 52 | Due: November 1, 1999 |
| Augest 9, 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Anorexia's roots in the brian | |
| Anorextia nervosa was very common with teenaged girls. People think that it is now related as well to change in the brian that occur at puberty. A brain chemical that helps transmit electrical signals between neuron. | |
| National Geographic | Nic Ball |
| No.(4);pp: 142 | Due: November 1, 1999 |
| October 1998 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Refuges for Australia's Dugongs | |
| Dugongs are the cousins of the manatee. In Australia, about 85,000 of them swim in the Great Barrier Reef. But in the southern end of the Reef, they are scarce. Since 1987, the dugongs have decreased from 3,600 to about | |
| U.S News | Amy Phillips |
| pp. 44 | Due: November 1, 1999 |
| Jan 98 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Inside the Teen Brain | |
| The alternate explination for teenage behavior is hormonls. According to a new study, Nueroloists have found that the reason for teenager behavior it is not mature and full grown. Scientists believed that the brain was | |
| Kmart Health Digest | Nena Vance |
| page # 3 | Due: 11-01-99 |
| Oct./Nov./1999 | Submitted: 29-Oct-99 |
| Can Plant Fats Protect Against Prostate Cancer? | |
| It has been known that eating spaghetti sauce and other tomato-based foods will help men cut risks of prostate cancer.Research at State Univerity of New York,Buffalo nutrition researcher say, | |
| Submitted: 29-Oct-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Inside a Teens Brain | |
| Be more specific about the growth and development of the teen brain. Are they talking male and female? Some brains do develope faster than average. What about fourteen year old children with the ability to be in a | |
| Working Mother | Nena Vance |
| page 152 | Due: 11-01-99 |
| October 99 | Submitted: 30-Oct-99 |
| Get The Blues | |
| Sweet little blueberries contain the highest dose of antioxidants of any fruit or vegetable , according to a recent study at Tufts University.The berries beat out 39 other common foods such as broccoli and spinach in the | |
| Scientific American | Lalena Johnson |
| pp. 44-47 | Due: November 1,1999 |
| 3rd Quarter till Novenber | Submitted: 31-Oct-99 |
| Feeling the Future | |
| Imagine this...Putting on a full covered body suit to have sex! This is how it will be one day for some people who have had accidents in which they are left with severed spinal chords. Scientists are experimenting with | |
| Discover | April Back |
| pp. 21 | Due: Nov. 1, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 31-Oct-99 |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| Duane Kraemer, a professor of veterinary physiology at Texas A M University, is a leading Project Noah's Ark, a radical effort to deepfreeze genetic material from 2000 species that may soon go exstinct. Someday vanished | |
| Shape magazine | Amanda White |
| Volume 19: pp.: 68 - 70 | Due: 1 November 1999 |
| November1999 | Submitted: 31-Oct-99 |
| fiberflap | |
| The article lists nine reasons why including fiber in a daily diet is very | |
| Submitted: 31-Oct-99 | Amanda White |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anorexia'a roots in the brain | |
| Anorexia nervosa is still a problem with teenage girls, | |
| Submitted: 31-Oct-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Alive? | |
| I am so happy that people are finally researching this topic. It has always amazed me that people thought there was no difference between newborns and older fetuses even though a 28 week old fetus can survive after | |
| Nature Biotechnology | Tiffanie Hedges |
| pages 1-2 | Due: November 1, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 31-Oct-99 |
| Researchers Say Artificial Blood Vessels Work | |
| According to researchers artificial blood vessels made out of cow and pig collagen appear to adapt and work just like natural blood vessels. If all goes well, these will be extremely helpful for bypass surgeons because | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Karri Turner |
| A5 | Due: 99-11-01 |
| Nov 1, 1999 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| Zinc Nasal Spray Knocks Colds Fast, Test Shows | |
| Have a Cold? Try some zinc nasal spray. During the first scienticfic test of the product, the cold was knocked out in a day and a half. This is compared to the average of ten days without treatment. The commercial | |
| PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | AMANDA RANFORD |
| OCTOBER 1998 | Due: NOVEMBER 1,1999 |
| OCTOBER 1998 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| A SICKNESS FOR SALT | |
| A recent study shows that adult children of mothers who reported moderate or severe morning sickness use salt and crave salty snacks more than kids of women who had mild or no morning sickness. The connection between | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Chris Wiggins |
| D2 | Due: 11-01-99 |
| Oct. 28, 1999 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| FDA: Cell phone data incomplete | |
| The available science does not allow us to conclude that mobile phones are absolutley safe, or that they are unsafe. There is a worldwide effort to find the truth of this matter. The question is: do cell phones | |
| Discover | Sally Diehl |
| vol.20, no.10 | Due: 11-1-99 |
| OCTOBER 1999 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| IS THE EARTH ALIVE? | |
| James Lovelock calls his system Gaia,after the Greek earth Goddess. He believes that the planet sustaines life for life.Does the planet work together with the ecosystem or is it all just luck? | |
| Science | Andrea Croutcher |
| Vol 284 No.5423 pg. 2081 | Due: 11/01/99 |
| June 25, 1999 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| Whales and Hippos: Kissing Cousins? | |
| Based on fossil comparisons, paleontologists thought whales arose tens of millions of years ago. Comparisons of the genetic material of whales and other living mammals suggested they belong to the even-toed ungulates | |
| Submitted: 1-Nov-99 | Karri Turner |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Get the Blues | |
| It is amazing that the blueberry is so usefull to your body. However, how many blueberries does the average american eat? I know that if I eat a cup a year, I am flying. In my opinion there really isn't enough that | |
| Submitted: 1-Nov-99 | Karri Turner |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anexoria's root in the brain | |
| I agree with Amanda's comment about eating disorders are not gender specific. Does the same facts hold true for compulsive overeaters? Is it a problem in their brain too? And you have to admit, society doesn't help | |
| Submitted: 7-Nov-99 | Lalena Johnson |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Sickness For Salt | |
| I'ts really incredible how the scientists came up with this one. I wonder how they even got a connection between salt prefrence of the children and morning sickness with the | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Salt sickness/morning sickness | |
| It may have been a possibility that some salt may increase a pregnant mother to have morning sickness. What can we eat that has no or very little salt. Try fresh and raw vegetables. There is also studies that reveal | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Feeling the Future | |
| Why on earth would a human who is paralized want to reproduce? This human would not have the satisfaction of parenting. Sometimes I think researh goes beyond the limits of life. | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Frozen Zoo | |
| Even though there are so many animals becoming exstinct,and nothing to control it is a lot do do with man. How are they going to get enough cells to reproduce from 2000 species if aready exstinct? | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Zinc Nasal Spray | |
| It may become a cure for the common cold , but what kind of damage to other functional parts of the body will come from this? It is well known that useing nasal sprays can hurt the sinus cavitiy that is being treated. | |
| Working Mother | Nena Vance |
| page 152 | Due: 11-01-99 |
| October 99 | Submitted: 30-Oct-99 |
| Get The Blues | |
| Sweet little blueberries contain the highest dose of antioxidants of any fruit or vegetable , according to a recent study at Tufts University.The berries beat out 39 other common foods such as broccoli and spinach in the | |
| Submitted: 12-Nov-99 | SALLY DIEHL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| GET THE BLUES | |
| WOW! Learn something new every day.Blueberries are very good but I didn't know they are that good! | |
| Submitted: 12-Nov-99 | Sally Diehl |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FEELING THE FUTURE | |
| I think this is great research.To be able to give back sexual feelings to those who have lost the ability. | |
| Submitted: 12-Nov-99 | Sally Diehl |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FEELING THE FUTURE | |
| I think this is great research.To be able to give back sexual feelings to those who have lost the ability. | |
| Submitted: 12-Nov-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA: Cell Phone data incomplete | |
| After watching the tv show 20/20 on this same topic, I was upset because 20/20 clearly presented the data from a one-sided position. They didn't say once that there was inconclusive data as this article suggests. | |
| Submitted: 14-Nov-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Managing Migraines | |
| As a migraine sufferer, I found this particular article to be very interesting. After seeing many different Physicians, It was found that I had an area behind my eye where the blood vessels were inflamed. | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Sickness for Salt | |
| This article is kind of interesting. I believe that cravings are created by our environment. With this I mean, most people tend to crave what their parents crave because they grew up eating it. I hate salt and my | |
| Submitted: 16-Nov-99 | Tammy Bayer |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Zinc Nasal Spray Knocks Colds Fast, Test Shows | |
| Considering that a cold is a virus and that viruses can not be cured, I find it hard to believe that Zinc nasal spray can cure it in a day and a half. I wonder how long the colds had been present before the subjects | |
| Submitted: 16-Nov-99 | Ashley A. Morris |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA:Cell phone data incomplete | |
| I think it is very scarry that researchers have just recently found that cell phone radiation may damage brain cells and that they are not completely certain of the effects. That just makes me wonder what they will find | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A sickness for salt | |
| I found this newsnote to be very interesting and believe a mother's morning sickness may be related to the child's salt cravings. My mom had severe morning sickness and I've found myself using a lot of salt. I was | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Nic Ball |
| Page A5 | Due: November 22, 1999 |
| September 29, 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| Down moms may need folic acid supplements | |
| Some women can't metabolize the vitamin folic acid. These women are at a higher risk of having children with Down Syndrome. This was discovered by government researchers, and they are debating whether or not folic acid | |
| Shape | Amanda White |
| Vol. 19: pp.:26,28 | Due: 22 November 1999 |
| December 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| to drink, or not to drink? | |
| Recently released studies have shown that one to three glasses of wine or other alcoholic beverages have many health benifits. However, an article from Shape magazine reports that many of these studies have used mainly | |
| Ladie's Home Journal | Nena Vance |
| p96 | Due: 11-22-99 |
| December 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| Aways Feel Bloated | |
| The most common reason for bloating is lactose intolerance, an inability to break down the sugar in milk products. Try avoiding milk products for one week. If you feel better, consider switching to foods like Lactaid | |
| Submitted: 21-Nov-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| to drink or not to drink | |
| I have heard about this before. Wine can be benifical to some. I also heard that a glass of beer can be very good for the kidneys. It is true that moderation should be taken seriously, for those who partake in alcoholic | |
| The Lancet Medical Journal | Tiffanie Hedges |
| pg 1-3 | Due: November 22, 1999 |
| November 19, 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| Device Can Improve Accuracy of Pap Smears - Study | |
| According to researchers at St. Mary's Hospital in England, the current device used to detect cervical cancer in women (the Ayre's spatula) is the least effective device for | |
| The Lancet Medical Journal | Tiffanie Hedges |
| pg 1-3 | Due: November 22, 1999 |
| November 19, 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| Device Can Improve Accuracy of Pap Smears - Study | |
| According to researchers at St. Mary's Hospital in England, the current device used to detect cervical cancer in women (the Ayre's spatula) is the least effective device for | |
| Allure | Faith Taylor |
| Vol.(66):pp:144 | Due: November 22,1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| Fighting Cancer With Garlic | |
| Garlic is an enemy of fresh breath, but it may be a potent cancer fighter. New research indicates that garlic's key substance, diallyl disulfide, stimulates production of an intestinal enzyme that helps prevent cancer | |
| Scientific America | Ashley A. Morris |
| November page 30 | Due: November 22,1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| Mickey Mouse, PH.D. | |
| Princeton University molecular biologist Joe Z. Tsien reported that they had boosted the intelligence of mice by adding a gene during the zygote stage of development. As adults the mice preformed better at behavioral | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Sickness For Salt | |
| I find it very interesting that there is a connection between a mother's morning sickness and a child's craving for salt. How can these two sicknesses be connected? What about morning sickness increases the craving for | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Inside the Teen Brain | |
| I do believe that some of the teenage behavior is due to the fact that the brain is not mature and full grown. However, maturity and intellectual levels vary among teens. Each teenager develops at a different pace both | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Chris Wiggins |
| A20 | Due: 11-22-99 |
| November 18, 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| Study: 1 Drink a week can cut risk of stroke | |
| According to a big study, one glass of wine or beer per week can significantly reduce the chances of a man having a srtoke. The results found that the risk is lowered by 20 percent. The study was done on 22,000 men but | |
Cincinnati Enquirer Kevin O. Dunn
A 10 22 November 1999
21 November 1999
What gene did researchers locate in mice last week?
The article states that the strongest evidence to this date concerning
aging in mammals has been recently discovered. Italian scientists found that
aging in mammals is controlled by a genetic switch. These scientists
engineered mice to live longer by boosting their resistance to the damage
oxygen can do to cells. Furthermore, the life span of the mice was extended
up to 35 percent by breeding them without a gene that produces a protein
vulnerable to so-called cell oxidation. Equally important, the mice suffered
no apparent side effects. Scientists outside this study called the discovery
a major step forward in understanding the aging process.
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| Guiness World Records 2000 | Lalena Johnson |
| P. 31 | Due: 11/22/99 |
| copyright 2000 | Submitted: 23-Nov-99 |
| Most Elusive Protein | |
| It was thought that enzymes, or proteins, were the only substances that could break up other proteins until a discovery was made in 1990.The blocks of proteins or otherwise known as amino acids can be broken and rejoined | |
| Submitted: 28-Nov-99 | Tammy Bayer |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Always Feel Bloated | |
| The feeling of bloated can come from many things, but I have never heard that it can be linked to lactose intolerance. I find this to be very interesting, because I know many people that do not drink milk, but they | |
| Submitted: 28-Nov-99 | Tammy Bayer |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| This article seems to be very interesting to me, because I really do not like garlic, but now I may just have to start using it a little bit more. However, there is one thing that bothers me. One thing that sort of | |
| Submitted: 12-Nov-99 | SALLY DIEHL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA: Cell Phones | |
| Doctors agree that more research needs to be done! | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Vitamin C | |
| I think that it is interesting to note that while people feel that by eating fruits and vegetables they will get enough vitamin C, that in fact they must turn to supplements to reach their requirement. | |
| Scientific America | Ashley A. Morris |
| November page 30 | Due: November 22,1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| Mickey Mouse, PH.D. | |
| Princeton University molecular biologist Joe Z. Tsien reported that they had boosted the intelligence of mice by adding a gene during the zygote stage of development. As adults the mice preformed better at behavioral | |
| Felling the Future | Mandy Hall |
| C3 126 | Due: 12-1 |
| Enqiure | Submitted: 1-Dec-99 |
| Comment to newsnote | |
| I am Amanda Hall, and I am a parapalegic in reality. I think it could be the best thing that scientists could have ever come up with (the body suit). Yes, I do have sex, no I don't use a body suit, but possibly if I | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Weaker Sex? | |
| How ho they know that the sex of the baby changes just because of an accident? | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer With Garlic | |
| Are the researchers sure that it would work on humans just like it worked on the rats they tested? Just because it worked on the rats that does not always mean it is going to work on humans. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 12 Cases of E. Coli Confirmed in Troy | |
| There are to many restaurants these days that end up having E. Coli. I feel that each place should be tested atleaste once a month. If you do that than there will be less problems. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 12 Cases of E. Coli Confirmed in Troy | |
| There are to many restaurants these days that end up having E. Coli. I feel that each place should be tested at least once a month. If you do that than there will be less problems. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Researchers say Artificial Blood Vessels work | |
| What if the cow and pig collagon has a disease in them and the humun gets the disease from that.There is enough diseases today, we don't need anymore. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| to drink, or not to drink? | |
| I feel that they should also test the women because they do not always have the same result as the men do. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Researchers say Artificial Blood Vessels work | |
| What if the cow and pig collagon has a disease in them and the humun gets the disease from that.There is enough diseases today, we don't need anymore. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dog | |
| I have always heard that the dogs mouth is cleaner than a human mouth.I wander if the guy got the disease from some where else other than the dog. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| How can the things we use to heat up our food with, be harmful to a person? Is this only harmful when you heat the container up? | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Inside the Teen Brain | |
| I don't believe this article. Teens are old enough to know right from wrong.Right and Wrong is what you are taught. Even if this is true. Why do adults act up and do things wrong. There brains would be grown up, and they | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Jenny Tumser |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Sickness for Salt | |
| I still do not understand why the mother's morning sickness and the child's creving for salt have in common? Doe it have any thing to do with the mother nibble when she breast feeds the child when it is a baby or what? | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Feeling the future | |
| I don't understand why someone with a spinal cord injury would have to wear a bodysuit to have sex. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Frozen zoo | |
| I would think that an animal that is cloned would not be completely right. The animal would be messed up in some way, maybe mentally retarded. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Zinc Nasal Spray Knocks Colds Fast, Test shows | |
| I would think that people would get hooked on nasel Spray easier. Every time they got the littlest cold, they would use the nasel spray. Also, I thought that Nasel spray was bad for your nose, if used to much. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Michelle Brossenne |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| To Drink or not to Drink | |
| Why dosen't scientist who do these studies use more than the average male.Scientist should use people with different wieghts, hieghts, and ages. Also, different cultures. Scientist should also use women, too. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Down moms may need folic acid supplements | |
| The study concluded in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition was an interesting one. The idea that women who have trouble processing folic acid are more likely to have a child with Down syndrome is a new one to me. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| To drink, or not to drink? | |
| This newsnot brought up a very interesting point. Most of the studies have used mainly males as test subjects. Why haven't more tests been done on women? I believe that alcoholic beverages may have some health benefit | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast feeding may prevent leukemia | |
| Isn't it amazing what technology offers today. I have always heard that breast feeding is better for your baby but I never knew that it may prevent deadly diseases like leukemia. This study definetly needs to be | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Device Can Improve Accuracy of Pap Smears-Study | |
| It is very interesting to me that the current deviced used to detect cervical cancer in women is the least effective. That is one fact a doctor will never tell you. I think it would be a good idea to use the new devise | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| What exactly is DEHA? I think that this newsnote should contain more information about the chemical and also something about it's effect on the human body. How does this chemical DEHA effect people and their health? | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Faith Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits, Vegetables Could Trigger Hay Fever Symptoms | |
| I find this newsnote very interesting. I have always thought that fruits and vegetables were the healthiest foods for the body. I guess that absolutely everything we do today has some kind of a negative effect or | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 1 Drink a Week..... | |
| Is there a percent of alochol that is actually used to determine the data? Alcohol in forms have different %. Also Women have a different body chemistry than men so the same would not apply to women unless there was | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Nena Vance |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer With Garlic | |
| There is more and more research that is being proven that fresh,natural herbs and vegetables are the key to fighting off many killer diseases and improper body balance. I think eating natural is healthy. | |
| Submitted: 3-Dec-99 | Karri Turner |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Australian dungagongs | |
| It is very sad that humans have to wait until the number of vanishing animals is so great before we, as a species try to stop the injustice done to animals. Do not get me wrong, I am not a die hard animal activist, but, | |
| Submitted: 3-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Meat for a Healthier Heart | |
| I found the newsnote titled | |
| Submitted: 3-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| To drink, or not to drink? | |
| The newsnote titled | |
| Science | ANDREA CROUTCHER |
| Vol. 285 pp.1467 | Due: Nov. 22, 1999 |
| Sept. 3, 1999 | Submitted: 3-Dec-99 |
| Introducing Proteins into the Body's Cells | |
| Proteins have the ability to make their way through fatty membrane that surrounds cells. The strategy used to see if it can combat inherited diseases is to fuse foreign proteins to a segment of another protein that has | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Meat for a Healthier Heart | |
| This is a good thing if you like red meat. I think people felt limited to chicken and turkey before this study came out. Now people can enjoy cuts of red meat without feeling guilty. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Down Moms May Need Folic Acid Supplement | |
| Maybe with this new research, the incidence of Down's syndrone will decrease. It's a start anyway. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| To Drink, or not to Drink? | |
| The French have been drinking red wine forever. They too, come in all sizes and shapes. The people of France typically have alower risk of heart disease. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast Feeding may Prevent Leukemia | |
| This is just another of the many benefits of breast feeding as opposed to formulia. Natural is th best way. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 12 Cases of E. Coli Confirmed in Troy | |
| Simple precautions on the part of restaurant employees would eliminate this problem. Plastic gloves should be used when handling food in addition to washing you hands. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Study: 1 Drink a Week can cut risk of strokes | |
| They should do a separate test on women to see if the results are the same . Another test the could to see if age is a factor. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Most Elusive Protein | |
| New research in the future may find cures for TB and Leprosy. With all the new advances in science I think more diseases that were life threatening in the past may become curable in the future. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammie Johnston |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| There is now a form of garlic on the market that has no odor to it so you can have fresh breath and still get the health benefits. The name of this product is Kyolic. | |
| Glamour | april back |
| pp.78 | Due: 11-22-99 |
| december 1999 | Submitted: 6-Dec-99 |
| Trans - fat flap | |
| Bad news for trans fat, according to recent research from Tufts University in Boston. Trans fats are produced when veg. oil is hydrogenated, or hardened, to make foods like margarine firmer. After hydrogenation, this | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex | |
| I think that the ratio of girl births to boy births is by coincidence. Throughout the past two decades there have been boy birth and girl births spurts. Think back to elementry school, and how some grades had more girls | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking dogs can cause ear infections in human | |
| I had always heard that a cat's toungue was cleaner than any other animal. Maybe that's why cat's clean themselves by using their toungue. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking dogs can cause ear infections in human | |
| I had always heard that a cat's toungue was cleaner than any other animal. Maybe that's why cat's clean themselves by using their toungue. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anorexia's roots in the brain | |
| There may be a connection between anorexia and the brain, but I think anoerxia in anyone is stimulated by enviromental factors, like the area you live in. I wonder if any research has been done relating to anoerxia and | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fiberflap | |
| I'm not surprised that fiber will reduce the risk of certain cancers. From my knowledge, fiber is not digested by the body, it just passes through the system and washes out bad stuff. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Zinc Nasal Spray Knocks Colds Fast, Test Shows | |
| My mother in law has been taking zinc and vitmin C supplements every time she's feeling under the weather, for years. Recently I tried it and I was fine immediatly after taking the two. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | April Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Down moms may need more folic acid supplements | |
| I have personal experience in this department. When I had my blood tested, it showed the possibility that my child could have down syndrome. This was very shocking to me and my doctor. I am a young person with no family | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| I thought this article was interesting. I don not think that cloning animals back into exsistance is a good idea. This just promotes the world wide contrversy of human cloning and could cause problems in the future. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Deborah Caudill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| to drink, or not to drink? | |
| I do not see how drinking an alcoholic beverage everday can be beneficial to one's health. I have always been told that alcohol is bad for you because it alters your brain's thinking processes. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Deborah Caudill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast feeding may prevent leukemia | |
| I agree with this study. Breast feeding has been found to cut the risk of many diseases in infants. The mother's body makes many beneficial vitamins and protectants for the baby. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Meat for a Healthier Heart | |
| This article makes sense. Red meat has been consumed since the beginning of man. It should be common sense that eating any type of lean meat is healthier than any kind of meat with a lot of fat! | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Deborah Caudill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Meat for a healthier heart | |
| I agree with this study, because meat is a large source of protein. When the meat is cooked and all the excess fat and grease is drained from it, you get the most nutritous parts that are detramental to your health. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| I am glad someone found this article, because i love garlic. These findings are very interesting and they give me a reason to eat garlic. I don not think that I eat four or five cloves in one sitting. Is this amount | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Deborah Caudill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Stem cells track down brain cancer | |
| This study seems like it is a great discovery to help brain cancer patients. But, I wonder where they get the immature nerve cells to do the transplants. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast Feeding may prevent leukemia | |
| I am a firm believer in breast feeding and I love seeing articles like this. I believe that a newborn receives a lot of needed nutrients and anti-bodies through breast feeding. So while mother and child bond the child | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Deborah Caudill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer With Garlic | |
| Garlic has been proven to help fight many infections. I belive that garlic may help fight cancer among other diseases. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Chris Wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Device Can Improve Accuracy of Pap Smears- Study | |
| This article is disturbing. I did not realize that the current method of testing for cervical cancer is the least effective. The new method sounds a bit painful, but as a woman I would sacrifice a few minutes of pain | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA: Cell Phone Data Incomplete | |
| If there's a chance that cell phones cause cancer then I don't understand how they're allowed to be used. Everywhere you look people are talking away on their cell phones. Studies seem inconclusive with some reporting | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Study | |
| Researchers need to study the effects of 1 drink a week on females. They can assume the results will be the same for women but they cannot be positive. If these researchers want to make the most accurate conclusion | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| I think it's amazing that researchers have succeeded in growing a panda embroyo in rabbit eggs. On the other hand, I'm not sure the idea of freezing genetic animal material to bring the species back if exstinction | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Mickey Mouse, Ph.D. | |
| It's truelly amazing what reseachers are discovering these days. I was wondering if the gene they give mice to increase their learning and memory could be given to humans. If there's a gene given to mice why couldn't | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Destiny Taylor |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Comment on Newsnote | |
| I believe the body suit for people who are paraplegic is a wonderful idea. Paraplegic's have feelings and emotions just like we do and they should be given the opportunity to enjoy their life to the fulliest. I agree | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast Feeding May Prevent Leukemia | |
| I found extremely encouraging in learning that breast feeding may prevent Luekemia. However, this was not the only reason why I was encouraged. It seems that in today's world, researchers have made us all more aware of | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anerexia's Roots in the Brain | |
| Although the findings discussed in this newsnote may be true, I feel that there is a greater cause for problems that exist among teens such as anerexia. Our society puts an emphasis on physical beauty. We are constantly | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| The article | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| The article | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex? | |
| Although most of the articles we read in the world of science are very interesting, there are always a few that | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Stem cells track down brain cancer | |
| I found the information stated in this newsnote to be very encouraging. It seems that in recent years, researchers have enabled cancer patients to have genuine hope. Furthermore, research has also progressed to a point | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Vitamin C | |
| Many of us falsely think that we consume enough Vitamin C, that is if you go by the reccomended dosage provided by the FDA. However, it has been brought to my knowledge that for your body to have a twenty-four hour | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | chris wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anorextia's roots in the brian | |
| I agree with Kevin in this one. I think anorextia has a lot to do with the environment that people live in. A certain shape and look is stressed in todays society. I think people, especially teen-age girls resort to | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | chris wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking dogs can pass infection to human ears | |
| This article was interesting ans surprising. I grew up with the notion that dogs mouths were very clean. When I was little my dogs would lick me all of the time. I never got sick from it. I would like to see some | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | chris wiggins |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| I just saw a story in the news about toys being recalled because of the chemicals that make plastic parts softer. Is this chemical the same as the DEHA chemical used to make buttuer tubs flexible. If so, why do these | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| To drink, or not to drink? | |
| It is good that this article pointed out that the test was done on male subjects. Most research things are done on males, so it is unknown what the effects on females may be until they have tried it and it is too late. | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Breast Feeding Babies may prevent lukemia | |
| I heard this same thing on the news. I was wondering how long one must breast feed in order to get this 30% protection. This finding makes sense since mother's milk is natural and babies do not need all that extra | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer with Garlic | |
| These findings are very interesting and make a lot of sense since garlic has a lot of potency, but 1/2 a clove of raw garlic or 4-5 cloves of cooked garlic is an awful lot to eat on a daily basis. | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 1 Drink a week can cut risk of stroke | |
| I just wonder how a researcher could say that even though the tests were done on men that the findings could be applied to women. Women's bodies are different than men's in the way they handle their liquor, it's a shame | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| 12 cases of E. coli confirmed in Troy | |
| This is a terrible thing to find out. Troy is not that far away, and even knowing that it was that close scares me. How food service employees could not wash their hands is beyond me. Also, it said that | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Kevin Dunn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dogs | |
| In reading the comments on this particular newsnote, I found it intriguing that many people truly believed that a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's. This may be true however, I would not let this in any way influence | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking dogs cause disease | |
| For everyone who has written comments about how clean dog's mouths are, I'm sorry but that is an old wives tale. Dog's mouths are full of bacteria that is potentially harmful. Now that is not to say it will happen | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Down moms may need folic acid supplements | |
| Right after we read these newsnotes in class, I went home and saw a commercial urging pregnant women to take folic acid supplements to prevent down syndrome. I am glad that the word is getting out. | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Tiffanie Hedges |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Meat for a healthier heart | |
| I am glad this study has been done. My father constantly lectures me on how red meat is bad, and how i need to eat more white meat, but I really don't even like it, so it was good to be able to show him hard evidence | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | andrea croutcher |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| nusing world back to health | |
| I believe breastfed babies are much healthier for themselves and the environment. I work at a daycare center and a lot is wasted because of the bottles. Even if breastfed they still use bottles. How does that help? I | |
| Glamour | April Back |
| 78 | Due: Nov. 22, 1999 |
| December 1999 | Submitted: 21-Nov-99 |
| Trans - fat flap | |
| Bad news for trans fat, according to recent research from Tufts University in Boston. Trans fats are produced when vegetable oil is hydrogenated, or hardened, to make foods like margarine firmer. After hydrogenation, | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Molly Yarmark |
| Pg. A24 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 10, 1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| Bible Literalists Target Big Bang Theory | |
| Kansas has removed evolution from its education standards. The Kansas Board of Education's decision was influenced by scientists whose literal faith in the Bible has helped them reach the decision that the universe is | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Abby Stoffel |
| pg. A5 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| September 29,1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| Fertility Filters | |
| Clean air in fertility clinic incubators may increase the number of success stories in in vitro fertilization cases. When a filter is held near an incubator the pregnancy rates went from 30 percent to 52 percent. The | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Rachel E.Nolte |
| pg. A5 | Due: 10-12-99 |
| October 07,1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| Study Finds Progress In Acid rain Fight | |
| This article discusses the decrease in acid rain lakes and rivers in Europe due to the environmental regulations that were imposed. It states how Europe imposed these regulations before the United States therefore these | |
| Nature Science Update | Ariene Lester |
| 401 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 7, 1999 | Submitted: 12-Oct-99 |
| ecology: defensive topiary | |
| There are certain species of ants which migrate in patterns. Apparently, using iron particles located in their heads and abdomens, they sense earths magnetic field for direction. | |
| New Scientist | Amy Taylor |
| 2118: p 6 | Due: Oct. 12, 1999 |
| Jan. 24,1998 | Submitted: 12-Oct-99 |
| Grow your own arteries | |
| At the Laval University School of Medicine in Quebec have developed a way to design blood vessels for bypass surgey. They expect that the patients immune system will not reject it, since no foregin materials are being | |
| New Scientist | Amy Mills |
| 2138 p.16 | Due: 10/12/99 |
| 6/13/98 | Submitted: 12-Oct-99 |
| Bladders To Go | |
| If you have a damaged bladder and are in need of a new one, you may be in luck, Anthony Atala and other researchers have succeeded in growing an entire bladder in a culture dish. After engineering bladders in six | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Kim Amlung |
| 1999/10/08 | Due: 11/12/99 |
| 10/8/99 | Submitted: 12-Oct-99 |
| Asthma Plagues Youngest, Air Pollution Can Trigger Attacks | |
| Researchers announced there is a correlation between air pollution and an increase incidents of repiratory illness such as asthma. Children's officials said the disease was the leading reason youngsters were | |
| Scientific American | Kacy Daugherty |
| pp.26 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 12-Oct-99 |
| Pirate | |
| Pirate is a type of pesticide being used today to control the problem with infestations that kills millions of crops each year. Pirate is inactive until consumed but when it is, it interferes with the production of the | |
| SCIENCE | Gary Swinderman |
| Vol.284 (No.5415) | Due: 10/12/99 |
| 30 April 1999 | Submitted: 13-Oct-99 |
| Frog Parasite Found | |
| When an alarming number of deformed frogs appeared across the country, environmentalists had suggested global warming , pollution , and pesticides as causes. Two studies published in SCIENCE magazine , however , find | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Tammy Radcliff |
| Page A10 | Due: October 12,1999 |
| October 7,1999 | Submitted: 13-Oct-99 |
| Mayo Team Believes Fungus Causes Chronic Sinusitis | |
| Based on a study of more than 200 patients, the Mayo researchers believe it is the body's immune response to fungus that irriates the nasal membranes. Dr. David Sherris, one of the Mayo researchers discovered that | |
| Submitted: 13-Oct-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Frog Parasite Found | |
| Several years ago when I was living in Germany there used to be signs posted to warn of frogs crossing. My understanding was that the scientists there were also studing the frogs. I wounder if there may be some sort of | |
| Submitted: 13-Oct-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bladders To Go | |
| This discovery could be of great help to the many people with bladder problems. | |
| Submitted: 13-Oct-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Grow Your Own Arteries | |
| This would be most beneficial to the millions of people with cardiovascular disease. | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Tammy Radcliff |
| Page A10 | Due: October 12,1999 |
| October 7,1999 | Submitted: 13-Oct-99 |
| Mayo Team Believes Fungus Causes Chronic Sinusitis | |
| Based on a study of more than 200 patients, the Mayo researchers believe it is the body's immune response to fungus that irriates the nasal membranes. Dr. David Sherris, one of the Mayo researchers discovered that | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Amy Berliner |
| A1 | Due: 10/12/99 |
| 10/12/99 | Submitted: 14-Oct-99 |
| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| A pacemaker-like device has been tested to stimulate part of the brain important to mood. This experimental device has been tested on about thirty depressed patients, about one half of these patients have experienced | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Brian Amshoff |
| A3 | Due: 10-12-99 |
| 10-12-99 | Submitted: 14-Oct-99 |
| Nobel awarded for cell work | |
| Dr. Guenter Blobel, a U.S. citizen and German native won the Nobel prize in medicine for discovering how proteins find their rightful places in cells. Dr. Blobel found that after proteins are created, they find their | |
| Discover | Mindy Duncan |
| Vol 20 (No. 10): 21 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 15-Oct-99 |
| Evolutionary Message Down Under | |
| Many anthropologists believed that Homo sapiens left Africa, traveled the world, and dwelt among other organisms on Earth sometime within the last 100,000 yrs. Yet, a new analysis of an ancient Australian skeleton may | |
| Discover | Mindy Duncan |
| Vol 20 (No. 10): 21 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 15-Oct-99 |
| Evolutionary Message Down Under | |
| Many anthropologists believed that Homo sapiens left Africa, traveled the world, and dwelt among other organisms on Earth sometime within the last 100,000 yrs. Yet, a new analysis of an ancient Australian skeleton may | |
| Submitted: 18-Oct-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Model Tuor | |
| About fifteen years ago scientist made mouse cells to become cancerous, they have now done it with human cells. Now they have created human tumor cells by adding three genes:telomerase gene, which alows the cell to grow | |
| Discover | Tammy Back |
| Vol.20, No. 8,pp. 21-23 | Due: 10/19/99 |
| August, 1999 | Submitted: 19-Oct-99 |
| Spare parts: Bioengineers foresee a time when you grown your own organs. | |
| This article discusses the possibilites of growing our own organs by duplicating our own cells. It also discusses what bioengineers today have already successfully achieved such as skin, cartilage, a few nerves, finger, | |
| Science | Chris Gould |
| Vol. 285; p. 1473 | Due: 10/12/1999 |
| 9/3/1999 | Submitted: 20-Oct-99 |
| Probing Alcoholism's 'Dark Side' | |
| Work by neuroscientist George Koob of The Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, CA shows that in animals, brain levels of a neurotransmitter associated w/ stress responses increased during withdrawal from alcohol. | |
| Submitted: 20-Oct-99 | Chris Gould |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex? | |
| I'm wondering if it is purely coincidental that women who experienced a traumatic event before conception give birth to baby girls with such a small percentage difference (3%) in women who give birth to baby boys. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | rachel nolte |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| fruits, veggies can ... | |
| i thought this was interesting because i had never heard about an oral allergy syndrome. i do not suffer from an allergy to ragweed but i have friends who do and this will help to know what to feed them to not instigate | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave Alert | |
| I thought this was an interesting article. I didn't know that there was a cause for alarm on what to put into the microwave and it possibly releasing harmful substances.More research should be done on what not to use. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | rachel nolte |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| microwave alert | |
| i found this an interesting tidbit because i was unaware that the common household microwave still posed a threat to the general public. i did not | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Brain Shock to Zap Depression | |
| This could be helpful if drugs were not helping severely depressed people. It seems like it could be painful,but taking drugs everyday to help depression can have side effects and be a hassle. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking dogs can pass diseases to human ears | |
| This is a very informative article. We love our pets and treat them like they are one of our children. WE allow them to do sometimes whatever they wish, but is this safe for us? We take for granted that if our dogs | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits, Vegetables, trigger hay Fever | |
| This article could be helpful to many people not knowing how they get Hay Fever. It was interesting to find out that certain foods can be the cause of certain allergies,by knowing this,people can help reduce the problems | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bladders to go | |
| This is news to me. I did not know that our research had gotten as far as being able to grow organs such as a bladder. What a remarkable task. This can help millions of people because if it is successful, they may be | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits, Vegetables, trigger hay Fever | |
| This article could be helpful to many people not knowing how they get Hay Fever. It was interesting to find out that certain foods can be the cause of certain allergies,by knowing this,people can help reduce the problems | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits, Vegetables, trigger hay Fever | |
| This article could be helpful to many people not knowing how they get Hay Fever. It was interesting to find out that certain foods can be the cause of certain allergies,by knowing this,people can help reduce the problems | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dogs | |
| I found that this article was informative. As pet owners we take for granted what our pets could actually pass along to us and our family. The myth has always been that dogs have the cleanest mouths and this article can | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits and vegetables can trigger hayfever | |
| This is an interesting article, because I believe that this has happened to me. Sometimes after I eat fruits like bananas, my throat itches and my lips also itch. Sometimes my lips slightly swell too. This will make | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pirate | |
| Pesticides have been proven to be harmful. Although, this pirate pesticide seems to not be harmful for humans, the users are not considering the animals and the surrounding wildlife when using this product on crops. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| New pill helps to fight A and B flu bug | |
| It is the season for the flu and we all want to avoid it. You go and get a flu shot and they tell you that you may still get the flu, but if you do, it will be a milder case. They also tell you that there are many | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| The weaker sex | |
| How interesting, if a woman experiences a traumatic experience just before conception, she is more likely to have a girl than a boy. This experiment proved this to be true, however I'm not sure that the traumatic | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Brandy Meader |
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| Asthma Plagues Youngest | |
| Air pollution in our country is only get worse, not better. When we pollute our air, we do not think of the children or adults that suffer from asthma being effected by pollution. This article sheds light on the fact | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| I think this is a pretty extreme method of curing depression. Who would want schock therapy to make them happier?!? I think that they should stick with the origional prescriptions of Prozac, it seems | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Microwave Alert | |
| I was always told not to stand in front of the microwave when I was younger but I never really thought much of it. It seems to me that if it were to cause any serious damage then the manufacturers would label them with | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| The weaker sex | |
| To me this sounds absolutley crazy! How can experiencing a traumatic experience right before conception enhance your chances of having a girl?? How would you test such a theory? Hold a gun to your lover's head right | |
| Submitted: 23-Oct-99 | Abby Stoffel |
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| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| I understand what they are trying to do, but does it hurt the patient when part of his brain is zapped? To me, it sounds very inhumane. I don't think that I would want something like that done to me no matter how | |
| Submitted: 23-Oct-99 | Abby Stoffel |
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| Spare Parts | |
| I know that everyone probably wants to live as long as she can but I think science maybe trying to push the envelope. The next thing they are going to do is try to create all new bodies, and to me there is something | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| vol. 281 no. 5, pg. 77 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Reaserch Center for Marine Geosciences at Christian Albrechts University went in search of methane hydrate at the bottom of the ocean. Methane hydrate is | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| vol. 281 no. 5, pg. 77 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Reaserch Center for Marine Geosciences at Christian Albrechts University went in search of methane hydrate at the bottom of the ocean. Methane hydrate is | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| vol. 281 no. 5, pg. 77 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Reaserch Center for Marine Geosciences at Christian Albrechts University went in search of methane hydrate at the bottom of the ocean. Methane hydrate is | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| vol. 281 no. 5, pg. 77 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Reaserch Center for Marine Geosciences at Christian Albrechts University went in search of methane hydrate at the bottom of the ocean. Methane hydrate is | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| Vol. 281 no. 5 pp.77-83 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Research Center for Marine Geosciences went in search of methane hydrate on the ocean floor. Methane hydrate is an icelike compound made of molecules methane gas contained in frozen water molecules. The | |
| Scientific American | Abby Stoffel |
| Vol. 281 No. 5 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| pgs. 77-83 | Submitted: 27-Oct-99 |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Members of the Research Center for Marine Geosciences went in search of methane hydrate at the bottom of the ocean. Methane hydrate is a compound of methane gas trapped inside ice molecules. Methane hydrate is very | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Molly Yarmark |
| C1 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| October 31, 1999 | Submitted: 1-Nov-99 |
| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| You can now shop for human eggs on the internet. Fashion photographer and horse breeder, Ron Harris, has announced his intentions to start breeding humans. Harris has no medical background, but says, Choosing eggs | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Brandy Meader |
| A8 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| October 27,1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| The article discusses the issue the number of Americans being overweight or obese. Obesity affects nearly one in five adults and killing some 300,000 a year. Obesity has become one of the major causes of mortality in | |
| New Scientist | Amy Mills |
| 2040 | Due: 11/2/99 |
| July 27, 1996 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Tea Cures | |
| If you have herpes, forget the expensive treatments that may cause nausea, loss of taste and rashes, there is a much cheaper and convient way; tea bags. Joan Hibberd of Harley Street, London believes that the simple | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Kim Amlung |
| pg B2 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| Monday, November 1, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| Local researchers have begun testing a photosensitive drug called Antrin as a noninvasive way to unclog diseased blood vessels. After an injection into the bloodstream, the drug accumulates in artery clogging plaque. | |
| Associated Press SCience | Debbie Patrick |
| 1 | Due: 11/2/99 |
| October 2, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Strategy Aims to Starve Cancer | |
| This article says that doctors once thought that cancer used the blood supply already in place in order to spread. It has since been discovered that cancer grows it's own blood supply. So, researchers are taking the | |
| Associated Press Science | Debbie Patrick |
| 1 | Due: 11/24/99 |
| October 2, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Professor Hopes to Clone Mammoth | |
| A geologist in ARizona hopes to take a mammoth that was found frozen, and clone it. The process involves putting DNA from the mammoth into an Asian elephant's egg that has been stripped of elephant genes. Some | |
| Technology Review | Charles W. Long |
| 46-53 | Due: Nov. 2 1999 |
| April 1994 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Genes to the Rescue | |
| Gene therapy could help fight dozens of diseases by the introducion of the gene which is lacking in the body. Researchers have been experimenting with cystic fibrosis, sickle-cell anemia, emphysema, hemophillia, and | |
| New Scientist | Amy Taylor |
| #2077 p.17 | Due: 11/2/99 |
| April 12, 1997 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Tumor cells can mend their ways | |
| Mina Bissell and Valerie Weaver of the Lawrence Berkeley National laboratory in Calf. found out, that adding an antibody to a receptor called beta-1 intergin in cancerous tummors found in the breast, made the tumors | |
| Discover | Amy Berliner |
| p. 14 | Due: November 2,1999 |
| August 1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| A Pill for Diabetics | |
| Biochemist Bei Zhang and her team at Merck Research Laboratories may have found a miracle molecule to set diabetics free from insulin. The researcheres screened 50,000 chemical combinations to find a molecule that could | |
| Smithsonian | Robin Votapek |
| Vol.(28):pp.116-124 | Due: 11/02/99 |
| June 1997 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| Nature's own pooper-scoopers keep Earth livable for all of us. | |
| Dung beetles have been around for 76 million years. They roll dung into balls and bury them deep under the soil. | |
| Time Magazine | Kacy Daugherty |
| vol. 154, No. 18 | Due: November 2, 1999 |
| November 1, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Nov-99 |
| New Hope on Alzheimer's | |
| Alzheimer's disease afflicts 4 million Americans, most over the age of 65. It clutters the brain with tiny bits of protein, robbing victims of their mental power until they are no longer able to do even the simplest | |
| Submitted: 7-Nov-99 | abby stoffel |
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| new hope on alzheimers | |
| I really hope that a drug will be available to alzheimer patients because it is very hard for the families of these patients watch someone they know and love completely forget who they are. There are so many people who | |
| USA TODAY | Brian Amshoff |
| 11-3-99 p19A | Due: 11-3-99 |
| 11-3-99 | Submitted: 8-Nov-99 |
| Giant neck bones suggest discovery of tallest dinosaur | |
| Neck bones found on the grounds of an Oklahoma prison may possibly be those of the largest dinosaur yet discovered. The vertebrae found each measured 5 feet in length. Researchers estimate the dinosaur, named Sauropos | |
| Submitted: 8-Nov-99 | Brian Amshoff |
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| Tea Cures | |
| What a breakthrough in the treatment of herpes. Everyone has heard of herbal tea as a treatment for stress, colds, and other everyday problems, but nothing like this. Hopefully those who suffer from herpes will inves | |
| Scientific America | Ryan Becht |
| 11 125 | Due: nov. 2 1999 |
| Nov. 1999 | Submitted: 8-Nov-99 |
| Fuel of The Future | |
| The world's marine methane hydrate deposits have twice the carbon reserve of all other fossil fuels combined.These deposites are located in the frozen ocean mud about a half a mile deep. If some how scientist could heat | |
| SCIENCE NEWS | Gary Swinderman |
| Vol.156, No.15 :236 | Due: Nov. 2 |
| October 9, 1999 | Submitted: 9-Nov-99 |
| Curbing the common cold? | |
| Pathogens, known as rhinoviruses, need to subtly alter the shape of their outer shell in order to infect cells. A new drug called pleconaril, helps fight the viruses responsible for the common cold by blocking that | |
| SCIENCE NEWS | Gary Swinderman |
| Vol.156, No.15 :236 | Due: Nov. 2 |
| October 9, 1999 | Submitted: 9-Nov-99 |
| Curbing the common cold? | |
| Pathogens, known as rhinoviruses, need to subtly alter the shape of their outer shell in order to infect cells. A new drug called pleconaril, helps fight the viruses responsible for the common cold by blocking that | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| The human egg auction is just an example of how out of hand people are getting. When a man with no medical background is auctioning human eggs on the internet with intentions of breading humans, things are already out | |
| Submitted: 9-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Strategy Aims to Starve Cancer | |
| I have never heard on this strategy of fighting cancer before. This strategy sounds promising to cancer patients. | |
| Discover | Tammy Back |
| Vol. 20/No. 10/PP 41-42 | Due: 11/2/99 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 9-Nov-99 |
| Why are you so smart? | |
| This article discusses the nature-nurture debate and whether the human mind is born or made. Through research most experts feel that it is both in equal shares. This has intrigued scientists to search for the smart | |
| Discover | Tammy Back |
| Vol. 20/No. 10/PP 41-42 | Due: 11/2/99 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 9-Nov-99 |
| Why are you so smart? | |
| This article discusses the nature-nurture debate and whether the human mind is born or made. Through research most experts feel that it is both in equal shares. This has intrigued scientists to search for the smart | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| I think that it's pretty strange how a guy with no real medical background (besides horse breeding) can sell eggs on the internet like their baseball cards or something. I would think that you would need some kind of | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| I think that it's pretty strange how a guy with no real medical background (besides horse breeding) can sell eggs on the internet like their baseball cards or something. I would think that you would need some kind of | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| I think that people are just getting lazy because now a days everything is pretty much done for us. It's easier to go grab some McDonalds on a Friday night than having to cook your own meal. People need to pay attention | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| I think that people are just getting lazy because now a days everything is pretty much done for us. It's easier to go grab some McDonalds on a Friday night than having to cook your own meal. People need to pay attention | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| I think that people are just getting lazy because now a days everything is pretty much done for us. It's easier to go grab some McDonalds on a Friday night than having to cook your own meal. People need to pay attention | |
| Submitted: 15-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Strategy Aims to Starve Cancer | |
| I think that it's great that they are finding new ways to help treat cancer. I hope one day they find a cure and eventually cancer will become the next small pox or maleria. | |
| Discover | Mindy Duncan |
| vol 20, no. 10 p. 26 | Due: Nov. 2, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 16-Nov-99 |
| A Shot in the Woods | |
| Plant pathologists are developing new vaccines that could save the Dutch elm tree from a deadly fungus, and may someday save such crops as soybeans. The fungus invades the elms and make spores that clog their water | |
| Submitted: 16-Nov-99 | Mindy Duncan |
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| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| If a female wants to donate her egg for money, she should be allowed to. However, I must say that I find it ridiculous how women are wanting to compromise something so great just for money. Also, I believe that Ron | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Tammy Radcliff |
| A12 | Due: Nov 2, 1999 |
| October 7, 1999 | Submitted: 16-Nov-99 |
| Genes for Asthma Identified | |
| Wodking with mice with human genes spliced into their chromosomes, a team headed by Edward Rubin and Derek Symula found that reducing the activity of the two genes can diminish susceptibility to asthma attacks. Dr. | |
| Submitted: 16-Nov-99 | Brian Amshoff |
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| Flammable Ice | |
| How great it would be if scientists could somehow get their hands on the frozen energy deep below the ocean floor. It seems that we are finally making strides toward finding other ways to produce energy other than | |
| Health Scout | Brandy Meader |
| pp.1-4 | Due: Nov.24, 1999 |
| 11/7/99 | Submitted: 17-Nov-99 |
| Gene Therapy Improves Bypass Surgery | |
| A new procedure has been introduced that baths a vein in DNA. This genetic therapy may prevent veins from growing abnormal cells, reducing the possibility of new blockages. It has an impact on the success rate of all | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Brandy Meader |
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| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| This procedure could cut down on many surgeries that people have to remove blockages. Maybe with this new drug helping prevent blockages in the legs, it could also expand to other blockages in the body like in the | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Brandy Meader |
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| Strategy Aims to Starve Cancer | |
| If successful this could mean a great deal to cancer victims and their families. For years scientists have been trying to cure or at least restrict the cancer cells in patients and maybe now with this new development | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Amy Mills |
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| Pirate | |
| I was expecting something else from the topic of this article; pretty strange name for a name of an pesticide. | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Amy Mills |
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| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| This new shock treatment sounds pretty good, but I'm sure the catch is that it's really expensive to get. Also, I don't really know if using electronic shock to alter someone's emotions is all that great either. | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Amy Mills |
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| Probing Alcoholism's Dark Side | |
| This article is very interesting to me, I was unaware that withdraw from alcohol is associated with stress. I know quite a few people I can associate that with. | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Amy Mills |
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| Spare Parts | |
| I am really getting agrivated that all the scientists are trying to play God. Yes, I can see how making spare parts for people would be good to save lives, but where do they draw the line? Next they will be creating a | |
| Submitted: 17-Nov-99 | Amy Mills |
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| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| This article was very interesting, the percentages of obest people in the world was much, much higher than I imagined. Also I did not know it was such a problem. | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Mindy Duncan |
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| Obesity Epidemic Killing Thousands | |
| A strategy definitely needs to be developed to assist those who are overweight or obese. However, I think the answer lies within each individual. There is so much information available regarding nutrition, exercise, | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Mindy Duncan |
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| Tea Cures | |
| It would be wonderful if something as simple as tea could cure the now-uncurable disease, herpes. However, it seems very unrealistic that this would be possible. There are many medications available to assist in the | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Amy Taylor |
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| Pobing Alcoholism Dark Side | |
| This is great. I hope they can come up with medication to help alcoholics with this so called disease. It may encouage any alcoholic now to seek treatment if they know that there is medication to help instead of going | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Fertility Filters | |
| This is an interesting article about the effects of pregnancy in invitro fertilization, when a filter is held near an incubator. Dust and other particles in the air are taken for granted sometimes. We don't realize how | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Fertility Filters | |
| This is an interesting article about the effects of pregnancy in invitro fertilization, when a filter is held near an incubator. Dust and other particles in the air are taken for granted sometimes. We don't realize how | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Amy Taylor` |
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| Bladders to go | |
| This is great for people who have severe bladders problems. My grandmother would surely benefit from this as well as many other people. I hope when they finally get done with this that it will be affordable. | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Robin Votapek |
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| Brain shock therapy to Zap Depression | |
| How safe is this therapy? Would't you think that possibly the electrical shock kills off part of your brain cells? | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Robin Votapek |
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| Brain shock therapy to Zap Depression | |
| How safe is this therapy? Would't you think that possibly the electrical shock kills off part of your brain cells? | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Study finds progress in acid rain fight | |
| The United sTates is one of the most advanced countries in our world, but we seem to be behind other countries when it comes to things such as efficient punishment of crimes and environmental regulations. Europe has | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Asthma plagues youngest, air pollution can trigger attacks | |
| Air pollution is a problem that affects us all, especially when you consider that innocent children are affected. The correlation between polution and asthma doesn't surprise me. I think there is also a correlation | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Robin Votapek |
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| Why are you so smart? | |
| How ridiculous! When did America's turn into such a competive society? First lips, then hair extensions, now brains? Would anyone out there who was planning to have a child actually consider doing this? | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Mayo team believes fungus causes chronic sinusitus | |
| Fungus irritating the nasal membranes is what they believe is a culprit of sinusitis. Those of us that suffer from sinus/allergy problems are told to keep bedding thoroughly washed and to eliminate being around grasses | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Debbie Patrick |
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| Brain shock used to zap depression | |
| This article talks about using nerve stimulation to improve moods. I don't agree with this technique, because first of all, it is only a temporary remedy. What does a patient do, go get shocked every time they get | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Robin Votapek |
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| Fertility Filters | |
| What ever happened to Adoption? There are millions of children out there without a home. I realize how important it is wanting a child of your own. But does anyone know the rate of adoption versus the rate of fertility | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Bible Literalists Target Big Bang Theory | |
| I can see how there would be a contraversy on this topic but I don't think that they should completely eliminate the theory from schools. When you learn something you don't have to believe in it. It's just a theory and | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Grow your own arteries | |
| This is a good thing don't get me wrong...but isn't surgery dangerous enough? I know that a lot of people are probably excited about this but for me personally the idea of removing the tube is what got to me. I would be | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Ear-licking dogs can pass diseases to human ears | |
| This article was interesting to me. I always let my dog kiss on me. I always thought that I was safe but I really never thought about it. I see my dog as my baby or something. I'm one of those people who will let their | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Tea Cures | |
| It's pretty neat how tea can help herpes. I'm not famialiar with how much other treatment cost but I guess there not cheap. I'm sure many people will be happy about this. | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| A Pill For Diabetics | |
| I think this is great news. My mom is a diabetic and can't take the pill that they have had out on the market. She takes four shots a day! I feel bad for her because she has to take a little suitcase looking thing around | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Professor Hopes to Clone Mammoth | |
| I don't think this is a good idea at all. I don't think we need half elephant half mamoths running around. Wouldn't this kind of interuppt the food chain? Regardless of that, if they were successful at doing this then it | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Bladders To Go | |
| This is good news if you have a bad blatter. The statistics surprised me, 95% of the bladders had the capacity of the old in only 11 months. You have to consider though, they tested this on beagles and whos to say that | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Asthma Plagues Youngest, Air Pollution Can Trigger Attacks | |
| I already knew that there was a correlation between air pollution and respiratory illnesses. There have been thousand and thousands of enviromental groups trying to get this across to people for years now and only a hand | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| A model Tuor | |
| I think it's great and everything that they can now predict wether or not a cell will cause cancer but it bothers me because they use mice and rats for their studies. I know a couple mice and rats being used as guine | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Spare Parts | |
| I'm happy that scientist and docters are working hard to help improve our lives but how far are they going to go? It' like you can grow anything now with the help of some biological engineering. The thing is though that | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| Oh, this is great news. I'm not really worried now because I'm still young but at least now I know theres a reasonable way to treat it. I know somebody with this problem and she says its annoying. Every time she bumps | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Nature's own pooper-scoopers | |
| I never looked at beetles as being helpful. Usually my skin crawls whenever I see an insect and I'm guilty of flushings the ones I find in my house down the toilet. Next time I'm ready to step on a dung-beetle I'll won't | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| the weaker sex | |
| If you can really tell by the difference in sexes of a child by some kind of shock before its conceived, which I find hard to believe, at least now I know how to not have a girl. | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| fertility filters | |
| I find it very interesting that these filters can help with the fertility. Just keep them away from me because I don't need that. | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| pirate | |
| . I feel that something needs to be done about people using these sorts of pesticides. This is not healthy for are enviroment. | |
| cincinnati enquirir | shaun laskey |
| pg. a7 | Due: oct. 12, 1999 |
| oct. 8, 1999 | Submitted: 19-Nov-99 |
| Hard Silicon | |
| Breast implants seem to be a good idea for all the small breasted women out there, but studies are showing that around seven years after the silicon is placed into the women's chest the implant starts to harded. So these | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Radcliff Tammy |
| A10 | Due: 11/24/99 |
| Thurs.Oct.7,1999 | Submitted: 20-Nov-99 |
| Star Bulges Yield Clues About Galaxies | |
| The Hubble telescope allows astronomers,who had previously been able to study only the bulge at the center of our own galaxy,to peer deep inside the buldges of other galaxies.Reynier Peletier's researchers studied the | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Abby Stoffel |
| pg. A5 | Due: 11-23-99 |
| Sept. 29, 1999 | Submitted: 20-Nov-99 |
| Botulism toxin erases wrinkles and migraines | |
| Women who had injections of the botulism toxins to smooth out wrinkles discovered that the shots cured their migraines. It is possible that the toxin can keep migraines away for three to four months. The toxin is said to | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| A Pill for Diabetics | |
| This is great news for diabetics. I'm sure most diabetics would take a pill rather than give themself a shot. I hope that testing on humans goes as well as it did on the mice. Will this be available and affordable | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Botulism Toxin Erases Wrinkles and Migranes | |
| This is good news for people who suffer from migranes. I find it interesting that the injections of the botulism can prevent migranes for 3-4 months. Is there any long term effects associated with this injection? | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Hard Silicon | |
| This is another reason why breast implants are not a good idea. Women how have these implants are obviously more worried about how they look rather than their health. | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Molly Yarmark |
| pg. A8 | Due: Nov 23 1999 |
| Nov. 21, 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| Vermiculite Mine Caused Fatal Cancers, report says | |
| At least 192 people have died over the past 40 years in Libby, Montana from cancer due to the asbestos released during the mining for vermiculite. The mine that was closed down 9 years ago in the Zonolite Mountain used | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
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| Genes for asthma identified | |
| This is great news for asthma suffers. I have asthma and there are many activities in which I can not do. If they could fix the asthma before it is a problem that would be new type of freedom for many people. | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Kim Amlung |
| 1 | Due: 11/23/99 |
| November 20, 1999 | Submitted: 22-Nov-99 |
| New Approach urged for Kids' Ear Infections | |
| A community-wide guideline announced this week for treating otitis media, the medical term for ear infection, asks doctors to take several steps to reduce the overuse of antibiotics. Suspicion about ear infections is | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Probing Alcoholism's 'Dark Side' | |
| This is great. This may be the first step that people with Alcoholism can take to help themselves. To help reduce the anxiety associated with alcohol withdrawl would give these people a better chance at getting their | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Shot in the Woods | |
| This is interesting. I had no idea that there was a deady fungus that was killing Dutch Elm trees. I am also impressed that they have a vaccine that will speed up the elm's natural defense system so that the tree can | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Professor Hopes to Clone Mammoth | |
| There is no need to clone a frozen mammoth! This professor is messing with nature and his findings could create more harm than good. He gives no reasons for trying to clone the mammoth because he has none except his own | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| This research is very important considering the number of surgeries they have to do each year for people with clogged arteries. They may even be able to expand the use of the drug to include working with arteries and | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Strategy aims to starve cancer | |
| More research needs to be done concerning cancer. Many families have lost one or more member due to various forms of cancer. It seems almost anything can give you cancer if you're not careful. They could find the cure | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| Obesity is so out of hand because many people were not taught the basics of proper nutrition. Schools need to set up classes that deal specifically with nutrition and adults need to be aware of the many dangers that come | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pirate | |
| People should not be allowed to use pesticides if they are harmful to wildlife. Pesticides that are harmful to animals should not even be sold . More regulations need to be made because if they are hurting animals it | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bladders to go | |
| There has been more and more cases of people giving their bladders to someone in need. It would be wonderful for people with bad bladders not to have to ask loved ones for half of their own bladder. And if one can not | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | abby stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| hard silicon | |
| I am not surprised at all by the fact that there is something wrong with these implants. I don't think it is the best idea to put anything foreign in one's body simply for cosmetic women. If I were small breasted, I | |
| Submitted: 22-Nov-99 | abby stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| genes for asthma identified | |
| Millions of people are attacked each year by asthma attacks and I think it is wonderful that scientists are trying to find cures for it. Since it has been tested on mice, I just hope that it works on humans. I had no | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Rachel Nolte |
| A14 | Due: 11/22/99 |
| November 4,1999 | Submitted: 23-Nov-99 |
| Research Links Healthy Eating Taste Sensitivity | |
| Researchers say sensitivity to bitter foods appears to decline with age, making vegetables more appetizing to adults than to children. A study found that women were less sensitive to bitter tasting food as they got | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Rachel Nolte |
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| Bible Literalists Target the Big Bang Theory | |
| I believe that this is a big topic and not something that can be summarized in a few sentences. This is a timeless controversy and one that will out live any of us. Whether or not the world was created by God or was a | |
| Discover | Mindy Duncan |
| Vol 20, Number 10: 21 | Due: November 23, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 23-Nov-99 |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| Duane Kraemer, professor of veterinary physiology at Texas A & M University, is leading Project Noah's Ark, an effort to deep-freeze genetic material from about 2,000 species that may soon become extinct. Someday, the | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| Submitted: 23-Nov-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea Cures | |
| This is interesting. Many people of appliacian descend believe that if you put ear wax on a cold sore it will cure it. | |
| New York Times | Kacy Daugherty |
| Internet. | Due: 11/23/99 |
| Novenber 16, 1999 | Submitted: 23-Nov-99 |
| Shadow Confirms Existence of Extrasolar Planets | |
| Dr. Greg Henry, an astronomer at Tennessee State University, made the direct observavtion of a planet cross in front of a sun like star. They say that this confirms that there are planets around stars outside of earth's | |
| time magazine | shaun laskey |
| pgs. 35-37 | Due: 11-23-99 |
| nov. 7, 1999 | Submitted: 24-Nov-99 |
| Can it be the lions too? | |
| Certain biologist have been studying different types of large cats. They are finding that certain cats, such as lions, can carry a very deadly disease. This disease is like aids, but it isn't carried by humans. It is | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | ABBY STOFFEL |
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| Genes To the Rescue | |
| The diseases that this gene would help affect millions of Americans each year, but is science just starting to go to far? The diseases that this gene will not help, need more genes to fix them. The next thing you know, | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | ABBY STOFFEL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Can it Be Lions too? | |
| Hello? Would you want to be shot with a dart? It has to hurt the cats at least a little bit. I know that everyone wants to find a cure for the disease that these animals carry, but is it worth the animal suffering such a | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | ABBY STOFFEL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| I understand what the scientists are trying to do, but shouldn't we be spending our money on saving the existing pandas instead of relying on cloning. I kind of think that these scientists just want to do their | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | ABBY STOFFEL |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Why are you so smart? | |
| If scientists were doing these experiments just to see if they could, then that would be okay. The problem is though, is that millions of people would probably pay to give their child a higher IQ. What about the children | |
| Scientific America | Ryan Becht |
| Dec 1 32 | Due: 11- 24 - 99 |
| Dec 1 1999 | Submitted: 24-Nov-99 |
| Blocking HIV | |
| PETER KIM OF THE WHITEHEAD INSTITUTE FOR BIO MEDICAL RESEARCH AND HIS TEAM HAS DISCOVERED A NEW CLASS OF COMPOUNDS TO ATTACK HIV . THE TEAM LOOKED AT A COAT OF PROTEIN OF HIV CALLED GP41, IT PREVENTS HIV FROM ENTERING | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| BIBLE LITERALIST TARGET BIG BANG THEORY | |
| I DO NOT THINK THAT THE BIBLE SHOULD INFLUENCE WHAT WE SHOULD LEARN AND NOT LEARN. IF THAT IS HOW WE HAVE PROVED THE THEORY THIS IS RIGHT UNTILL SOMEONE PROVES THEM WRONG. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| BRAIN SHOCK USED TO ZAP DEPRESSION | |
| THEY USE SHOCK THEROPY TO HEAL MUSCULES WHY NOT TRY TO USE IT FOR OTHER THINGS LIKE THE BRAIN IT COULD BE VERY GOOD WAY OF FIXING THINGS. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| OBESITY EPIDEMIC IS KILLING THOUSANDS | |
| MOST PEOPLE FEEL BENG OVER WEIGHT IS NOT SOME THING TO GO TO THE DOCK ABOUT. SO YOU WOULD SOME HOW SHOW THIS PEOPLE THIS REALLY IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| OBESITY EPIDEMIC IS KILLING THOUSANDS | |
| MOST PEOPLE FEEL BENG OVER WEIGHT IS NOT SOME THING TO GO TO THE DOCK ABOUT. SO YOU WOULD SOME HOW SHOW THIS PEOPLE THIS REALLY IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| TEA CURES | |
| MANY INDIANS USED URBS TO CURE THINS JUST BY USING THEM ON THEIR TRIB WHEN THEY HAD A PROBLEM. SO I THINK IT IS A GOOD IDEA THAT SHE HAS FOUND SOMETHING THAT WORKS EVEN THOUGH SHE DOES NOT KNOW HOW IT WORKS. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FLAMMABLE ICE | |
| I ALSO DID A SIMILLAR NEWS NOTE ON THE SAME SUBJECT. SOME DAY THE OIL IN THE WORLD WILL BE TAPPED OUT. SO SCIENTIST NEED TO FIND A WAY TO GET THE FUEL. THEY MIGHT ALREADY KNOW HOW TO GET IT BUT THE WILL NOT BECAUSE THEY | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| DRUG MAY UNCLOG LEG BLOOD VESSELS | |
| IF IT WORKS ON THE LEG MAYBE IT COULD WORK ON THE HEART AS WELL. THIS WOULD OR COULD REDUCE YOUR CHANCE OF A HEART ATTACK. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| PROFESSOR HOPES TO CLONE MAMMOTH | |
| I THINK THIS IS A GOOD THING TO CLONE SOME THINK THAT WE HUMANS TODAY HAVE ONLY SEEN PICTURES. FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND ABOUT CLONING , IT IS LIKE TAKING A GIANT JIGSAW PUZZLE OF ABOUT A MILLION PIECES , BUT WITH NO | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| HARD SILICON | |
| IN THE FIRST PLACE I THINK YUO SHOULD JUST USE WHAT GOD OR YOUR PARENT GAVE YOU. IT DOESNOT MATTER TO ME IF MY MATE HAS LARGE BREST IF IT IS GIOING TO DANGER THEIR HEALTH. | |
| SCIENTIFIC AMERICA | RYAN BECHT |
| 11 1999 | Due: OCT-18-99 |
| OCT 1999 | Submitted: 24-Nov-99 |
| A MODEL TUMOR | |
| ABOUT FIFTEEN YEARS AGO SCIENTIST MADE MOUSE CELLS TO BECOME CANCEROUS, THEY HAVE NOW DONE IT WITH HUMAN CELLS. NOW THEY HAVE CREATED HUMAN TUMOR CELLS BY ADDING THREE GENES:TELOMERASE GENE, WHICH ALOWS THE CELL TO GROW | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| THE FROZEN ZOO | |
| I THINK THIS IS A REALLY GOOD IDEA. ANY TIME YOU ARE TRYING TO SAVE A SPECIES FROM BEING EXTINCT SO EVRY ONE ELES CAN ENJOY IT IS EXCEPTIONAL. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| FERTILITY FILTERS | |
| YOU WOULD THINK A CLINIC THAT PREFORMS THIS PROCESS WOULD HAVE TO BE STERIL. SO YOU WOULD NOT HAVE THINGS IN THE AIR. LIKE THE OPORATING ROOM. | |
| Submitted: 26-Nov-99 | abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| I do not think that this experiment is really improving anything. All this experiment is doing is creating another problem within a person's body. Instead of having depression, people will just be zapped in the back of | |
| Submitted: 26-Nov-99 | abby Stoffel |
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| Obesity Epidimic Killing Thousands | |
| This article does not surprise me in the least bit. Especially, when we live in one of the fattest cities in the United States, obesity is seen everywhere a person goes. I am truly afraid of ever becoming obese, so I | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
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| Study Finds Progress in Acid Rain Fight | |
| I think this sounds like great news. We are constantly hearing about new regulations, but rarely hear about the progress that results from them. This article also gave me a different look at e-check. I certainly don't | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| This sounds like a harsh way to help depression. Isn't there a better way to help depressed patients to improve their moods? What are the short and long term affects on people who have this treatment? Is this painful? | |
| The Cincinnati Post | Amy Mills |
| 11/30/99 | Due: 11/30/99 |
| 11/30/99 | Submitted: 30-Nov-99 |
| Live Right, Live Extra Nine Years | |
| A Northwestern University medical School team analyzed the health outcomes of group of women ranging from ages 18 to 59. According to the studies of more than 360,000 patients, people who don't smoke and who maintain | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Brian Amshoff |
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| LION AIDS | |
| It doesnt surprise me at all to hear that other species have a devastatingly deadly disease like AIDS. Those who are looking for a cure are very caring people. Im sure all sorts of animals have extremely deadly | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Brian Amshoff |
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| The Frozen Zoo | |
| This is a great idea. What if we had this going on when the passenger pigeon became extinct, or other already extinct species? The only thing is the question raised about how natural selection picks and chooses the | |
| Enquirer | Kathy Sims |
| page A-6 | Due: NOVEMBER |
| November 17,1999 | Submitted: 30-Nov-99 |
| Atlanta Zoo's Panda Arrive | |
| Zoo Atlanta is paying the Chinese government 10 | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Brian AMshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| PIRATE | |
| I dont believe any of what they say about Pirate not harming humans. Sure, maybe it isn't immediately lethal to human beings, however, if it harms wildlife then it harms us too. Our ecosystem is a finely tuned machine | |
| Discover | Brian Amshoff |
| p.26 | Due: 11-24-99 |
| 10-99 | Submitted: 30-Nov-99 |
| A Shot In The Woods | |
| Plant pathologists are developing vaccines that could save the beleaguered Dutch elm from a lethal fungus. This vaccine can hopefully save other plants as well scientists say. The fungus invades the elm and spreads | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Creme de la Weird | |
| LLoyd Albright was arrested for disorderly conduct | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Brian Amshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Atlanta zoo's pandas arrive. | |
| The solution is simple. They may not find a compatible mate. Zookeepers are probably completely stumped as to why two animals caged up dont mate. Maybe they just dont like each other, or they just dont get along. | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Drought Damage is probably long term | |
| What to expect next spring due to the drought this | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Melatonin doesn't drop with age | |
| Melatonin is a hormone that is produced for getting a good nights sleep. National Institute of Health proved healthy older people produce as much as young people. | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Help returns to Honduras | |
| Almost a year after Hurricane Mitch hit Central | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Lead chromium found in soil at school | |
| They found lead at 1,090 part per million and | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Brain grows new neurons Princeton researcher find | |
| Neurins are created on part of the brain and migrate to the neocortex, the center of the minds ability to reason and think. Once they arrive in the neocortex, the plug in and become a new part of the brains central circu | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Scientists to thaw Mammoth | |
| They hope to use the DNA to clone for possible new breed. It | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| EPA reviews dangers of Insecticide | |
| Chlorpyrifos commonly knows as Dursban as an insectide | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| In reality women prefer naked sex | |
| The female condom has been around since 1993 yet only 1% of the Us women are using it. Us weomen prefer naked sex but other countries are starting to market it . | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microbicides give womem more options | |
| There are several vaginally inserted spermicides | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Hidden HIV resurfaces | |
| Researchers have found that when drugs are stopped | |
| Submitted: 30-Nov-99 | Kathy Sims |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The New Pep Pill | |
| Suffers of CFS chronic fatique syndrome may have a new pill that will increase pep. A coenzyme called NADH a natural Atp generator would restore energy they were lacking. | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bible Literalists Target Big Bang Theory | |
| I am not sure exactly how I feel about this particular subject because on one hand we do not teach our children about the biblical concept of how the Earth was created, but on the other hand don't our children have a | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Research Links healthy Eating Taste Sensitivity | |
| This puts a whole new light on my parents theory that my taste buds will change when I get older, and someday I will like vegatables. I always thought that my parents were just trying to get me to eat the vegtables, but | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Study Finds Progress in Acid Rain Fight | |
| This progress proves that the people of this Earth do have a chance of correcting ours, and our ancestors, mistakes in desroying the Earth. I do not believe that anyone should complain about E-check because if people | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ecology: Defense Topiary | |
| I for one would never think that ants had migration patterns. I didn't even know that ants migrated, and maybe I was the only one. If I had known that they migrated, I never would have guessed that they had parts on | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Grow Your Own Arteries | |
| If this can really work as well as it sounds like it is going to, it would be such a milestone for medicine. This particular project could add so much time to one's life, and it could allow a very sick person to live | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pirate | |
| I wonder if where pirate is found? Is it natural or man-made? If it is toxic to wildlife then I find it hard to believe that it has no detrimental effects on humans. I wish that there was more information given in the | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fuel for the future | |
| I had a newsnote that discussed the same thing, so I kind of understand what this | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fuel for the future | |
| I had a newsnote that discussed the same thing, so I kind of understand what this | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Abby Stoffel |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Vermaculite Mine Caused Fatal Cancers | |
| It took way too long for the people in Libby, Montana to shut down that mine,and so many people lost their lives while some are still suffering today. Do the families of these victims recieve any type of reparation for | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Shot In The Woods | |
| Trying to save trees is a good thing . We already have a shortage for bilding materials. So if you can save the trees that are sick it would be a great help. Maybe you could use the vaccine to treat other bacterias as | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Live Right, Live Extra Nine Years | |
| If you spend all of your time dealing and worring about your health you are proble die of a heart attack first. It is like exercise you can exspand your life by exercising but all the extra life you earned was spent | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Shadow Confirms Existence of Extra Solar Planets | |
| For many of years people thout the world was flat. We know that this is not true. So who is to say we are the only solar system. There has to be something past pluto.I think there might be another solar system , but I | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Research links Healthy Eating Taste Sensitvity | |
| I don't think that just because you have a certain taste for fruits and veggies that you can get skinny. One doesn't cause the other. When people are obese they usually have a medical problem. not because they eat too | |
| Submitted: 1-Dec-99 | Ryan Becht |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Approach Urged For Kid's Ear Infections | |
| I think there is a big problem with doctors over subscribing antibiotics. If they keep doing this there is going to be a virus that they can't hurt with antibiotics.So not suscribing it unless it is necessary is a good | |
| SCIENCE NEWS | Gary Swinderman |
| Vol.156,No.20:pp319 | Due: Nov 23,1999 |
| Nov 13, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| Rats get hooked on testosterone | |
| People looking to sculpt the perfect body have often abused anabolic steroids, compounds that mimic the body's hormone testosterone. About a decade ago, scientists suggested users of steroids may become addicted, much | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ecology Defensive Topiary | |
| I have never heard of ants migrating before. It is interesting how they can sense earth's magnetic field for direction. How far do they migrate and how long does it take them to get there? | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bladders to Go | |
| This sounds like great news for people with bladder problems. Has this been tested on humans yet? Has this been considered for other organs? This could be helpful for people who are on lists waiting for organ | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Can it be lions too? | |
| I wasn't aware that large cats had a deadly disease similar to AIDS. I am glad to hear that scientists are trying to find a cure. However, there has to be an easier way to get blood samples from the cats. If this | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Frozen Zoo | |
| Shouldn't we be putting more effort and money into saving the animals and their environment now? I would rather see these animals survive now then be brought back in the future. Anyhow, what good will it be to bring | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Research Links Healthy Eating Taste Sensitivity | |
| I can relate to this article. I never liked vegetables when I was younger. Now I eat many different types of vegetables I though I would never touch. It would be interesting to see which factors influence what | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Atlanta Zoo's Panda Arrives | |
| Would part of the problem with reproduction be the environment they are in and all of the attention they are getting? Why not study these animals in their natural environment with little disturbances as possible. Too | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Atlanta Zoo's Panda Arrives | |
| Would part of the problem with reproduction be the environment they are in and all of the attention they are getting? Why not study these animals in their natural environment with little disturbances as possible. Too | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Anerexia's roots in the brain | |
| If starving yourself lowers the serotonin in your brain, which eases anxiety, then why would these girls continue to be anerexic even after the levels have lowered? Did they say aything in the article about a treatment | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Get the Blues | |
| People are always claiming that a certain type of food will help protect something or other, but then you find out you have to eat a ton of it for it to have the smallest effect. Did they say how many blueberries you | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Can Plant fats protect agianst prostate cancer? | |
| If plant fats can protect agianst prostate cancer, why can't it protect agianst other cancers, like ovarian cancer? In the summary you mentioned spaghetti sauce and tomatos, but is that what they are talking about with | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Microwave alert | |
| I thought we weren't suppose to put plastic containers in the microwave anyway because they melt. Did the article say what is so bad about DEHA? What is it and what exaclty does it to do to you?If the USDA has found this | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker sex? | |
| There are so many other important things in the world that needs to be researched much more than this topic, for example AIDS! DId they have a reason for the increase in births, maybe a chemical is released during that | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear-licking Dogs Can PAss Infection to Human Ears | |
| I have never heard anything liek that before! I was always told that dogs have a cleaner mouth than humans, and though the thought made me uneasy I went along with it. I have dog and never once have I gotten sick from | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Amy Berliner |
| A 14 | Due: November 26, 1999 |
| November 28, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| Electron microscope making big strides | |
| Researchers at the University of California have developed a more tender way of studying tiny life rather than the electron microscope that harms its subjects. In the new system, an intense yet harmless laser burst | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope on Alzheimers | |
| With the discovery of the enzyme that causes Alzheimers, it appears as though we are on our way to curing this horrible disease. I have had to see too many family members' lives dwindle away to the point where they are | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Can it be the lions too? | |
| I think it's great that biologists are wanting to find a cure for the animal equivalent of AIDS. But, as much of an animal lover as I am, I must say that we need to focus upon finding a cure for AIDS itself first. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity Epidemic Killing Thousands | |
| Obesity is quite possibly one of the major killers of our society today. But, why should we spend lots of time and money to develop a treatment for something that can be prevented? Yes, I sympathize with obese people, | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Lion AIDS | |
| It's nice to see people so devoted to finding cures for animals. But, it would also be nice to see a cure for human AIDS too. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope On Alzheimer's | |
| This drug could be very beneficial to the victims and families of people who have alzheimer's. It's a very devastating disease and I myself have a family member who has it. Also, this drug could be helpful in the future | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Live Right, Live Extra Nine Years | |
| Is it worth it to spend all your time monitoring your diet and exercising constantly when it merely adds another few years onto your life? Personally, I also do not feel that it is a priority for me. There are many | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| This could be a great way of helping the blockages in arteries for people. The effects that surgery has on a patient with clogged arteries or blockages in their heart is always risky and with the help of this drug this | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Pill for Diabetics | |
| This pill is going to help a lot of people. Many of my family members have diabetes and it will be much easier than injecting insulin all the time. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A Pill for Diabetics | |
| It seems as though half of the people I know are diabetic. Every time I turn around, a new person in my family has discovered that he/she is diabetic. Therefore, this new pill will be a great replacement for the | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Why are you so smart? | |
| Technology is getting awfully carried away; pretty soon, we will have the tools to make our children smart before they are even born. Why does it really matter? Sure, smarter children are more likely to be successful, | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Mindy Duncan |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Hard Silicon | |
| After 7 years, the silicon in breast implants harden, thus causing them to be replaced. Personally, I think breast implants are a sign of insecurity in the first place. But, the | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Atlanta Zoo's Panda Arrive | |
| I think that this is a good step in trying to keep endangered species on this earth. To keep these animals in existence then we need to make strides like these to find out how to help these animals reproduce. I hope that | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Atlanta Zoo's Panda Arrive | |
| I think that this is a good step in trying to keep endangered species on this earth. To keep these animals in existence then we need to make strides like these to find out how to help these animals reproduce. I hope that | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Flammable Ice | |
| Using another source for energy will benefit this earth greatly. We need to find a different way to produce energy before we use up all our resources. With all the water on the earth, I believe that this is a great | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity Epidemic Killing Thousands | |
| This article was very informing. Everyday we see more and more obese people on shows such as Maury and Jenny Jones. With all the junk food we have and the lack of work ethic in the U.S. today it is becoming more and more | |
| HSCL Bookmark | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| pp.22 | Due: 11/25/1999 |
| Nov. 1997 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| Leeches:Method of old? | |
| Leeches have always been in some way used for medicinal purposes. Recently Doctors have discovered their use in the | |
| The Associated Press | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| No vol no. | Due: 10/14/99 |
| 1999 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| Verdict Split on Meningitis Vaccine | |
| Meningococcal Meningitis affects college students all over. This meningitis is a bacterial infection of the membranes around the brain and spinal cord. It can be easily spread by kissing or sharing a glass of water. | |
| The Associated Press | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| No vol no. | Due: 10/14/99 |
| 1999 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| Verdict Split on Meningitis Vaccine | |
| Meningococcal Meningitis affects college students all over. This meningitis is a bacterial infection of the membranes around the brain and spinal cord. It can be easily spread by kissing or sharing a glass of water. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New pill helps to fight A and B flu bug | |
| It rarely happens that you get the flu now after you receive the shot. That was true when the shot first became available. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New pill helps to fight A and B flu bug | |
| It rarely happens that you get the flu now after you receive the shot. That was true when the shot first became available. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek-Hill |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Nursing the world back to health. | |
| I've heard all the talk about how breast feeding helps your child be smarter. I've also heard how it can keep your child from getting colds and ear infections. | |
| Newsweek | Matt Taylor |
| 23 | Due: Dec 7th, 1999 |
| Dec 6th, 1999 | Submitted: 2-Dec-99 |
| A Prescriptive Palette | |
| Scientists are currently doing studies to see how helpful colorful | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Mayo team Believes Fungus Causes Chronic Sinusiti | |
| Anybody who suffers from sinusitis would be greatful to hear that research is being done for a cure. I don't think I really know what Sinusitis is, is it like allergies or a sinus infection because if so I suffer from | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Grow your own arteries | |
| This would be great for people who have to receive bypass surgery. If I'm not mistaken, don't they take a vein from somewhere else in your body to replace the bad one? If that is true then there whould be no need to | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Probing Alcoholism's dark side | |
| This research is a godsend to anyone who has or has had an alcoholic in thier family or has been one. I knew someone who had an alcoholic in their family, they supported that person, but it was so hard for them to give | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Brain Shock Used to Zap Depression | |
| Wouldn't a shock like this hurt the person? Did they mention any side effects related with to this | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Nobel awarded for cell work | |
| I find it amazing that someone could actually find out how a protein knows where to go. Maybe it is my lack of knowledge in this area, but that is complicated and I'm sure frustrating when working with things such as a | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Molly Yarmark |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Mayo Team Believes Fungus Causes Chronic Sinusitis | |
| This is great news to anyone who suffers from this. Now, is sinusitis like alergies and sinus infections? If so, then i know how hard they can be, they like run your life! You can't think or work, you just feel awful. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope on Alzeheimer's | |
| This would be a great drug for people and families of alzheimer's. This is a very sad disease. My grandmother had it and the effects are very memorable. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Flammable Ice | |
| I wonder if they'll ever use this gas to fuel the world instead of the very limited fossil fuels. I suppose one day we will have to resort to using other ways of making energy. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity Epedemic is Killing Thousands | |
| Epedemic? Really! How many of us realize we need to loose weight and take control of our situation. It's not the obesity killing thousands maybe it could be us as humans not taking the responsibility for our own | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Evolutionary Message Down Under | |
| I didn't realize that the Garden of Eden originated in Africa.The bible never really gave the exact location.Thanks for the inside:) | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Farmer's upgrade hats to block sun | |
| Whoever thought of this sure is making big bucks. This is one of those I could have done that inventions. Two words | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Inside the Teen Brain | |
| Do you really remember all the decisions you made as a teenager? Were they the right one's? Maybe that's why teens come equipped with adults. No, adults don't always make the right choices but they are only human too. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA: Cell Phones | |
| I agree with the comment more research needs to be done. This could possibly turn out to be like the law suit against the tobacco industry. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Weaker Sex | |
| I do believe the male hormones determined the sex of the child. Why would an educated person such as Dorthe Hansen herself buy into such nonsense. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fighting Cancer With Garlic | |
| I've always heard garlic is cure for many a thing. Vampires, cancer... I do not believe this. I have a long time friend who has always taken garlic supplements. For the last two years she has been in and out of the | |
| USA WEEKEND-Cincinnati Enquirer | Tammy Back |
| 8-10 | Due: 11/23/99 |
| 12/3-5/99 | Submitted: 6-Dec-99 |
| The Mold in Your Home May Be Deadly! | |
| This article discusses new studies which shows household mold being a culprit relating to sinus infections to asthma. This article further discusses reasons for the increase in moldier homes such as, modern home design | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Robin Votapek |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Mickey Mouse, PH.D. | |
| Wouldn't your arms be a little stronger if you worked them out daily. Wouldn't you be able to run faster if you practiced daily? Maybe this miracle drug is actually a steroid he injected into the brains of these mice. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Study Finds Progress in Acid Rain Fight | |
| In my opinion, I feel that the E-check is just a very tiny measure that we make to better the environment. I think the U.S. does need to start new very strict regulations relative to our environment.I feel that we lag | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Grow Your Own Arteries | |
| I did one of my Newsnotes on growing your own organs. I recall reading in my article where the growing of arteries was also done. I really support this method because I see less likely chance that your body will refuse | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pirate | |
| I understand the reasons for some pesticides, if we didn't use them then we would have smaller crops, but I hate to see what it does to our wildlife and am very scared that in the future studies will show that these | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fuel the Future | |
| Hopefully this will happen in my lifetime. But just think of the gas prices then, heck we are already $1.30 per gallon. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Probing Alcoholism's 'Dark Side' | |
| I would really like to read this article. I have a family member that suffers from alcoholism and am curious to see if it is possibly genetic. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Frog Parasite Found | |
| I responded earlier to a Newsnote regarding pesticides. This is exactly my point to that Newsnote. I strongly feel what we are polluting our air and water with is destroying our wildlife, like these frogs, whose to say | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| I read this article and your comment was not clear as to what the article was about. Even though you were right in the fact that it is beneficial to people with bladder problems, I know that because I read the article | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope on Alzheimers | |
| This information is encouraging. I have seen many family members, friends, members of my chuch get Alzheimers and it is very saddening. I have a big fear of getting this when I get old. I hope the research continues. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Nature's Own Pooper-Scoopers keep Earth livable for all of us. | |
| This was not very interesting and funny. I had never heard of such a thing. This is just one of nature's ways of keeping the earth living. A survival tactic for the Earth. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Nature's Own Pooper-Scoopers keep Earth livable for all of us. | |
| This was not very interesting and funny. I had never heard of such a thing. This is just one of nature's ways of keeping the earth living. A survival tactic for the Earth. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Drug May Unclog Leg Blood Vessels | |
| I have an aunt that had a blood clog in her leg and she had a very painful surgery and has a nasty scar on her leg. This drug would have been very beneficial to her. | |
| Submitted: 6-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidty | |
| This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. This has gotten really out of hand. I hate to see what the would will be like in 50 years. Yeah we have the technology, but what will the people be like then. | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Mills |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pirate Fear | |
| What are the exact effects of this Pirate Fear? | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Mills |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Nursing the World Back to Health | |
| I have always thought breastfeeding was better for babies, but didn't know exactly why. This article gives a thourogh explination of why breastfeeding is better. Also, I never thought or knew about the bad effects of | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Mills |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| At least 321 dead in Mexico's floods | |
| I am confused because the title is about floods, and the content is mainly about earthquakes. How are earthquakes and floods related? | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Mills |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Easy is always better | |
| I don't think easy is always better. Now kids can get on a web page and just copy someone else's paper. You can totally veto the learning part and just get away with copying. | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Mills |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fertility Filters | |
| With all the millions of STD's in the world right now, there should definatly be the highest of technology methods of steilization in places like fertility clinics. | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Brian Amshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Electron microscope | |
| This is great news for our university. Hopefully, we could get some of these microscopes here at Clermont College. That is outstanding that the specimen is not harmed in any way. | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Brian Amshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pill for Diabetics | |
| What a spectacular finding! My brother is diabetic and was mumbling something about this the other day, now I can let him know whats happening. The only thing that needs to be done now is testing on actual humans. | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Brian Amshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Mammoth cloning | |
| I am shocked that scientists could clone something from a non-living cell. The plan to clone the mammoth with the stripped elephant egg seems very feasible. This goes to show that no matter how far science has come, it | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| The Mold in Your Home May Be Deadly! | |
| I can relate to this article. I am very allergic to mold. When I go into older or any homes with mold I have a very hard time breathing. My parents have also done several this to our house to help prevent and reduce | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Kim Amlung |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Verdict Split on Meningitis Vaccine | |
| I was not aware that Meningococcal Meningitis affected college students all over. In fact, this is the first time I have heard of it. This seems like a bacterial infection that is very easily spread, maybe without | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Amy Berliner |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Pill Fight A and B Flu Bugs | |
| It is great that research found a pill that could or could not fight flu bugs, but doesn't this | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Brian Amshoff |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bladders to go | |
| Growing a whole bladder would seem a little far-fetched if you asked me, but I wouldn't put it past today's technology. If there are a lot of people on waiting lists for bladders then they should ask that they be mass | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Bioengineers foresee a time when you grow your own organs. | |
| This is a very important discovery. If we can grow our own organs, just think what that would mean for replacing defective or diseases organs. If this research proves successfull, it may open the door to growing other | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Human egg auction model of stupidity | |
| Shopping for human eggs on the internet. Wow, this is unbelievable. The internet hardly seems like a place to shop for a child. This man breeds horses and now wants to breed humans. The legislature says this is legal | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity epidemic is killing thousands | |
| This is a very needed topic of discussion. In today's society of laziness --remotes controls, fast food, computers, etc. these things are contributing to the obestiy of our nation. Obesity being one of the major cause | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Tea cures | |
| How interesting, tea cures herpes. Down through the centuries, people have used home remedies to cure what ails them. They have even printed books on home remedies. I think we have gotten away from these and should go | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Drug may unclog leg blood vessels | |
| A new drug called Antrin is being used to unclog blood vessels. Any type of alternative to surgery procedures is a winner in my book. If this treatment really works, patients who suffer with diseased blood vessels will | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| A pill for diabetics | |
| REearchers have found a pill to replace insulin for diabetics. This is wonderful! I personally have a family member with diabetes that does not take his shots like he should. IF he could just take a pill, I think he | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope on Alzheimer's | |
| Alzheimer's is a horrible disease which not only affects the memory, but the brain as well, which controls body movements. At the end of an alzheimer's patient's life, they have little to no memory and can't do for | |
| Submitted: 7-Dec-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Hope on Alzheimer's | |
| Alzheimer's is a horrible disease which not only affects the memory, but the brain as well, which controls body movements. At the end of an alzheimer's patient's life, they have little to no memory and can't do for | |
| Newsweek | Matt Taylor |
| Dec 6, 1999 | Due: Dec 8, 1999 |
| Dec 6, 1999 | Submitted: 8-Dec-99 |
| Bypass surgery and Taichi | |
| For many years, doctors in different countries have gone about curing sick people by using the ways that they where taught in their home countries. But lately doctors in different countries are seeing how much they can | |
| Newsweek | Matt Taylor |
| Oct 27, 1999 | Due: Dec. 08th, 99 |
| Oct 27th 1999 | Submitted: 8-Dec-99 |
| Shaped by life in the womb. | |
| For a long time, scientists assumed that diseases where the results of unhelthy living or bad genes, but now some say that your time in the womb may have something to do with it. John Carter was born very weak, he had to | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Rachel Nolte |
| A12 | Due: 11/99 |
| 12/8/99 | Submitted: 9-Dec-99 |
| Gene therapy makes little piggies bigger | |
| A new study is found to increase growth hormones in hogs so that they grow 40 percent larger and faster. This new technique could eventually be used to treat | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Obesity Epidemic is Killing Thousands | |
| I believe that some people are obeise and can change it. On the other hand, there are others regardless of what they do cannot lose weight. You would think with all the knowledge in medicine and research done on | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Inside the Teen Brain | |
| I agree that it is just an excuse for troubled teenagers. We are always looking for someone else to blame, in this case I think it is science being blamed. I feel that we are more acceptable to the idea that it because | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| FDA: Cell Phone | |
| I have never liked the idea of using cell phones anyways. Maybe this out-of-control problem will come to a hault. | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Ear Licking Dogs... | |
| This is strange. I have always been around dogs since I was a child and been licked by dogs and have never had any problems. I wonder if this problem is occuring in one race of dogs or just any dog. | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Live Right, Live Extra Nine Years | |
| This is in regards to a person's comment on living carefree and not taking care of yourself. I personally do not take that great of care of myself, but recently my mother just had heart surgery. For 54 years she has | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Pill For Diabetics | |
| I think that this is wonderful. It's about time actually. For years diabetics have had to carry around a bag of insulin and needles and poke themselves full of holes in order to get their medication. I also think of | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Hard Silicon | |
| This doesn't surpise me. For years doctors have been saying that silicon breast implants are unsafe. However, every doctor continues to put them in. I don't see the point of risking your health just to look bigger up | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Brandy Meader |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Blocking HIV | |
| This is a big step in the advancement of finding a cure for HIV. If this actually works it can mean a great deal for many victims of this deadly diesease. I figured that it would take years before any advancement like | |
| Bioscience | Charles W. Long |
| 43 pp83 | Due: 11-8-99 |
| 1993 | Submitted: 9-Dec-99 |
| Hair cell | |
| Sciencist have discovered that the ear's hair cell, the auditory sensor in the outer ear, changes lenght faster than anything else in Biology. The hair cells were thought to simply receive signals from the environment | |
| American Scientist | Charles W. Long |
| 85 pp123-124 | Due: 11-8-99 |
| 1997 | Submitted: 9-Dec-99 |
| Cellular biology members | |
| A team of international scientist have observed the mechanism of the type of cellular secretion known as exolytosis, which involves the fusion between membranes of minute intracellular vesicles and the cell membrane. | |
| American Scientist | Charles W. Long |
| 85 pp123-124 | Due: 11-8-99 |
| 1997 | Submitted: 9-Dec-99 |
| Cellular biology members | |
| A team of international scientist have observed the mechanism of the type of cellular secretion known as exolytosis, which involves the fusion between membranes of minute intracellular vesicles and the cell membrane. | |
| American Scientist | Charles W. Long |
| 85 pp123-124 | Due: 11-8-99 |
| 1997 | Submitted: 9-Dec-99 |
| Cellular biology members | |
| A team of international scientist have observed the mechanism of the type of cellular secretion known as exolytosis, which involves the fusion between membranes of minute intracellular vesicles and the cell membrane. | |
| Science | Chris Gould |
| Vol. 286 Pages 189-364 | Due: November 3, 1999 |
| October 8,1999 | Submitted: 10-Dec-99 |
| Past and Future Grounding-Line Retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet | |
| The West Antarctica Ice Sheet has been retreating and its complete collapse could raise sea level by several meters. Conway et al. (p. 280) examined the retreat of the grounding line of the Ice Sheet during | |
| Science | Chris Gould |
| Vol. 286, Pages 365-632 | Due: November 24, 1999 |
| October 15,1999 | Submitted: 10-Dec-99 |
| Another Distant Consort for the Sun? | |
| Researchers have announced two independent proposals for the location of a tenth planet. Both proposals suggest that an object several times more massive than Jupiter is orbiting some 25,000 to 30,000 times farther | |
| Submitted: 10-Dec-99 | Chris Gould |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| New Approach Urged for Kids' Ear Infection | |
| It's wonderful financial-wise that 70-90% of childrens ear infections will resolve without antibiotics. However, I believe the parents of the 10-30% of children with episodes that require antibiotics would like to have | |
| Scientific American | Kacy Daugherty |
| pp.26 | Due: October 12, 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 7-Oct-99 |
| Pirate Fear | |
| Pirate Fear is a pesticide that belongs to a group of compounds called pyrroles. It can kill by interrupting the manufacture of the energy storage molecule ATP in cells' mitochondria. It's being compared to DDT | |
| New Beginnings | Debbie Patrick |
| Vol. 12 No. 3 | Due: 10/12/99 |
| May-June 1995 | Submitted: 8-Oct-99 |
| Nursing the World Back to Health | |
| This article tells how breastfed babies are not only healthier than their bottle-fed peers, but also how breastfeeding helps the ecology. First, breastfeeding acts as a natural contraceptive which helps to eliminate | |
| Cin Enquirer | Kathy Sims |
| Sunday Oct3,1999 | Due: Oct 6,1999 |
| Sunday Oct 3,1999 | Submitted: 19-Oct-99 |
| At least 321 dead in Mexico's floods | |
| The article that I read was about two different towns | |
| Submitted: 20-Oct-99 | Katie & Lisa |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| DNA & RNA | |
| When does RNA transfer into DNA? | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Rachel Nolte |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| microwave alert | |
| i thought this was an interesting newsnote and would like to know more about the topic. I was un aware of there still being a worry about the microwave that are emitted from these. | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Fruits, and Veggies could trigger hayfever | |
| I like this article because I think I have had some allergic reactions to fruit that I have eaten. Bananas have made my throat itchy and sometimes have made my lips itch and or slightly swell. This is an important issu | |
| Submitted: 21-Oct-99 | Debbie Patrick |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| Asthma plagues youngest, air pollution may be the culprit | |
| I can see how there would be a correlation between asthma and air pollution. How, though can we protect our youngsters from the effects of air pollution? WE can't keep them locked up all the time. But, maybe this | |
| Submitted: 16-Nov-99 | jacquelynn |
| Comment on a Newsnote | |
| easy is always better | |
| I think that this website is awsome but I think that it would be able to help out kids more if you simplified all of this niffty info into ,well to the easiest form as possible.thax for listening | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Amy Taylor |
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| Spare parts:Bioenginers foresee a time when you grow your own organs | |
| This would mean that there would be no waiting lists for organ transplants. It would also mean that more lives will be saved. The only problem would be the cost. | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Amy Taylor |
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| Spare parts:Bioenginers foresee a time when you grow your own organs | |
| This would mean that there would be no waiting lists for organ transplants. It would also mean that more lives will be saved. The only problem would be the cost. | |
| Submitted: 18-Nov-99 | Kacy Daugherty |
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| Tea Cures | |
| It's pretty neat how tea can help herpes. I'm not famialiar with how much other treatment cost but I guess there not cheap. I'm sure many people will be happy about this. | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| study finds progress in acid rain | |
| I hate the e check, but if it will help save the enviroment its not that bad. There are a lot of different things that could be done though. The usa needs to step it up a bit to save the enviroment. | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| tea cures | |
| At least people with herpes have some thing to look forward to and it will be very cheap for them. They also won't have to go through the embarassment of going to the doctor. | |
| Submitted: 19-Nov-99 | shaun laskey |
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| bladders to go | |
| That will help a lot of people who just can't seem to hold it. | |
| Submitted: 24-Nov-99 | RYAN BECHT |
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| FETILITY FILTERS | |
| SHOULDNT CLINICS WHERE THIS PROCESS IS DONE BE SERILIZED. SO THEIR WOULD NOT BE ANY THING IN THE AIR. | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
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| In reality women prefer naked sex | |
| I believe that since the women have to go through all the pain of child birth, then the men should have to be the ones to suffer and wear the condoms. Afterall, we are not the ones that have the semen that needs to be | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
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| Hard Silicon | |
| I believe that if a women wants breast implants then that is her choice, but why would it only be for small breasted women? A person should not be judged on the size of their breasts. If people weren't so judgemental | |
| Submitted: 2-Dec-99 | Tammy Radcliff |
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| Human Egg Auction Model of Stupidity | |
| I agree that they need to take another look at what will result from this. Between cloning and the selling of human eggs this world needs to become more cautious about these type of things. | |
| Submitted: 9-Dec-99 | Tammy Back |
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| The Comeback Killer | |
| I am not suprised by this. There are so many killer insects from other parts of the world that end up in the U.S. For example, I had watched a show on TV where very poiseness, deadly snakes from other far away islands | |
| New Scientist | Lisa M. Haley |
| Vol.(2204.): | Due: October 4, 1999 |
| 18September 1999 | Submitted: 29-Sep-99 |
| The comeback killer | |
| An insect known as the mosquitoe is becoming a killer in the European regions and New York.The insect stashes itself on the airplanes coming from the tropics. | |
| Scientific American | Anthony Coots |
| Online www.sciam.com/1999/0799issue/0799weiner.html | Due: 10/03/1999 |
| 07/1999 | Submitted: 30-Sep-99 |
| Genetic Vaccines | |
| Imagine receiving a vaccination for HIV. Someone is going to purposely infect you with HIV, or are they? A genetic HIV vaccine would consist of plasmids; DNA derived from HIV, but unable to actually infect you. This | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Kimberly Winterod |
| Page B3 | Due: 10-4-99 |
| Sept.26,1999 | Submitted: 4-Oct-99 |
| Farmers upgrade hats to block sun | |
| With the threat of head and neck skin cancer caused by sun exposure, some Ohio farmers | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Pete Gulleman |
| Page A2 | Due: Oct. 4 |
| Sep. 18 | Submitted: 4-Oct-99 |
| Blueberries boost balance, memory (in old rats at least) | |
| A recent study in the Journal of Neuroscience has stated that blueberries can improve balance, coordination and short term memory. They contain an antioxidant that protects the body from oxidative stress which aids in | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Michelle Imbrogno |
| World A 14 | Due: October 4, 1999 |
| April 4, 1999 | Submitted: 6-Oct-99 |
| Safe Haven for Wild Elephants | |
| An orphanage is not just for human children in need of care, but for all walks of life. The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust runs just such an orphanage at the Nairobi Nat. Park. They are currently caring for two six | |
| Scientific America | Lisa Haley |
| Vol.(4.):80-85 | Due: October 13 1999 |
| October 1999 | Submitted: 11-Oct-99 |
| The Unmet Challenges of Hepatitis C | |
| One of the major causes of cronic liver disease is hepatitis C,even more than excessive alcohal use.1.8 percent of the U.S. adult population almost 4 million people are infected with HepatitisC and don't know it. | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Kimberly Winterod |
| Pg. A1 | Due: 13 October 1999 |
| 13 October 1999 | Submitted: 13-Oct-99 |
| New osteoporosis drug effective, researchers say | |
| Osteoporosis, a bone weakening condition currently afflicts 10 million postmenopausal American women. The new drug, Risedronate, tested in a 3 year study of 939 menopausal women was found to reduce nonspinal | |
| Cincinnati Post | Pete Gulleman |
| 5A | Due: Oct. 13 |
| October 6 | Submitted: 13-Oct-99 |
| Record Nevada Fire Season Leaves Giant Replanting Job | |
| A three year project costing an estimated 50 million dollars is about to take effect in Nevada. The recent wildland fires in the northeastern part of the state has left an area of barren land the size of Delaware. At | |
| Scientific American | Anthony Coots |
| www.sciam.com/1999/0699 | Due: . |
| 06/99 | Submitted: 31-Oct-99 |
| IT CAME FROM THE DEEP | |
| A large number of Bangladesh's coastal inhabitants became ill and many died after an upwelling of seafloor water. It was cholera, and it is still there resting in the frigid waters of the ocean. The truly horrific part | |
| National Geographic | Dan McCarthy |
| Vol.196, No.5, p. 98 | Due: Nov. 3, 1999 |
| November 1999 | Submitted: 3-Nov-99 |
| Feathers for T. Rex? | |
| Four new fossils have been discovered in the Liaoning Providence of China. All four are theropods (meat-eaters), which is the same group that includes Tyrannosaurus rex. They are considered the missing link in | |
| The Cincinnati Enquirer | Kim Bond |
| Final Edition East: Cover page | Due: 11/8/99 |
| 11/3/99 | Submitted: 5-Nov-99 |
| Blame high-fat cravings on your hormones | |
| New research studies suggest that teenagers at the onset of puberty who crave high-fat foods (juicy hamburgers and bags of potato chips) may be responding to their hormones. The idea that hormones trigger a production | |
| Cincinnati Enquirer | Pete Gulleman |
| A1 | Due: 11/8/99 |
| November 7 | Submitted: 8-Nov-99 |
| Surgeon's invention could help thousands | |
| Dr. Melvin, a tri-state surgeon-inventor has developed a device that can add years of life to those dying from congestive heart failure.The CardioClasp is a metal oval that is wrapped around an ailing heart. It applies | |